Application of tungsten alloy in sports equipment
Golf head counterweights include a swinging counterweight, a balanced golf head. The tungsten alloy Cobra shaped golf counterweight is made from multiple balance blocks and is placed in the snake's eye and golf club head. The weight chamber formed by mounting tungsten golf ball counterweights is now the best material for balancing the significant weight of this golf ball head.
Tennis players aim to control as much of the ball as possible. This is called the "sweet spot" when the ball is hit in the most suitable position. In addition, if a player tries to hit a ball that is flying in the same direction as the racket head, so if two players are using the same racket, it is possible for two different players to swing the same racket slightly differently. In addition, since the weight and overall structure of the tennis racket is fixed after being made, only in this way can it be realized that different racquets have different weights or weight distribution. Tungsten alloy is suitable for this material.
Badminton racket materials are generally made of aluminum alloy, carbon fiber, titanium alloy, high strength carbon fiber and other lighter materials. These materials have good strength, good durability and resistance to vibration and shock. But not enough weight to meet the demand. The weight of each racquet is marked on the court, and the general marking method is U, 2U, 3U, 4U. Generally, the weight of all-carbon badminton racket is mostly 2U(90-94 grams) or 3U(85-89 grams), 4U(80-84 grams), while the weight of aluminum frame badminton racket is generally above U(95-99 grams), and there are a few all-carbon badminton racket weight as low as about 80 grams. A light racquet will float a little and not kill the ball hard enough. And for the strength and heavy attack players are more suitable for the heavy racket. Tungsten alloy badminton counterweight is a good way to increase the weight of the racket because it is very dense.
The balance point of the racket is closer to the racquet head, which is called "head weight"; If the racket's balance point is closer to the handle, it is said to be "light headed". The general balance point is measured in centimeters and inches from the bottom of the racket upwards. It is more suitable for defensive and control players and players who are looking for speed, because it will swing the racket much faster. Tungsten alloy badminton counterweight can make the same type of finished racket has the same balance point.
