Unveiling The Production Process of Table Tennis Rackets

Unveiling the production process of table tennis rackets: Crafting professional quality with ingenuity

The production of a high-quality table tennis racket requires dozens of precision processes, each of which embodies the wisdom and experience of craftsmen.

Bottom plate production is the core process of racket production. Selected high-quality wood undergoes processes such as cutting, drying, and bonding to form a stable base structure. The carbon bottom plate also needs to add a carbon fiber layer, which is treated with high temperature and high pressure to ensure perfect bonding of the materials in each layer.

Rubber production also emphasizes craftsmanship. Rubber raw materials undergo processes such as mixing, vulcanization, and rolling to form a rubber surface with specific properties. Professional rubber also needs special treatment to give it better friction and elasticity.

In the finished product assembly process, workers need to precisely control the amount of glue used to ensure a perfect fit between the rubber and the base plate. Each racket must undergo strict quality testing, including multiple indicators such as weight, balance, elasticity, etc., to ensure that it meets professional standards.