Product Overview

The rackets utilize a monocoque carbon‑fiber tube with a nominal outer diameter of 24 mm and a laminate thickness of 1.1 mm, resulting in a flexural rigidity of about 38 Nm².

Strung weight ranges from 345 g to 375 g depending on grip size, while the swing weight measured at 100 mm from the butt cap falls between 280 kg·cm² and 300 kg·cm².

Technical Specifications

Materials and Construction

The frame consists of 12K carbon fiber tow impregnated with epoxy resin, cured at 180 °C for 2 hours, achieving a tensile strength of approximately 4.8 GPa.

Grip overlays use a polyurethane foam core (density 25 kg/m³) wrapped with a micro‑perforated silicone layer, providing a sweat‑absorption rate of 0.8 mg/cm²·s.

Balls are manufactured from a rubber core ( Shore A hardness 60) coated with a woven nylon‑felt blend (80 % nylon, 20 % wool) and pressurized to 1.1 bar.

Customization Options

• Frame color: Pantone 219C (pink) or custom Pantone matches upon request.
• Grip size: L0 (80 mm), L1 (85 mm), L2 (90 mm) with optional over‑wrap thickness.
• String pattern: 16×19, 18×20, or client‑specified hybrid.
• Logo placement: silk‑screen on throat, sublimation on shaft, or embossed on butt cap.
• Ball felt color: standard pink, white, or custom dye lots.

Quality Control and Testing

Each racket undergoes a static bend test where a 150 N load is applied at the throat; deflection must remain under 4.2 mm to pass.

Impact durability is assessed via a 2 m drop onto a steel plate; residual frame deformation after 50 cycles must be less than 0.3 mm.

Balls are checked for rebound height using a standardized 2 m drop; acceptable range is 115 cm‑130 cm at 20 °C ambient temperature.

Applications in Padel

The neutral balance and moderate swing weight allow players to transition quickly from defensive lobs to aggressive volleys, reducing reaction time by approximately 0.07 seconds compared to head‑heavy alternatives.

The consistent felt density on the balls provides a predictable bounce variance of less than 2 cm across different court surfaces, supporting reliable shot placement in competitive play.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can the racket length be altered? – Length adjustment is possible within ±5 mm by changing the butt‑cap geometry; please provide desired dimensions for a quote.
• What information is required before quotation? – Required details include quantity, grip size, string tension, logo artwork files, and delivery destination.
• Which materials are available for the frame? – Standard is 100 % carbon fiber; glass‑fiber reinforcement or basalt hybrid options are offered upon request.
• How is quality inspected? – Incoming material spectroscopy, in‑process dimensional checks, and final performance testing as described above.
• What packaging methods are available? – Rackets are packed in individual foam sleeves, five‑per‑carton with corner balls; balls are supplied in pressurized tubes of three, twelve‑tube cartons.
• How are export shipments protected? – Cartons are strapped, corner‑protected, and placed in palletized containers with moisture‑barrier lining.
• What is the typical production lead time? – Lead time ranges from 18‑25 working days depending on customization complexity and order size.
• How are samples arranged? – Sample units are produced after receipt of technical specifications and are shipped via express freight at customer’s expense.

Contact for Wholesale Inquiry

To receive a formal quotation or request technical data sheets, please contact our sales team.