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Carbon fiber fabric sheet and Carbon fiber plates in pickleball production

The production of a pickleball racket consists of a racket surface and a core material similar to a "sandwich" structure. The surface layer and the core material are bonded on one side. Composite materials are usually used because these materials are light in weight and have high stiffness. Common racket surface materials include fiberglass, carbon fiber fabric, carbon fiber sheet ,graphite and Kevlar composites. The core material is usually honeycomb because these structures absorb more energy than foam or wood. These honeycomb cores consist of regular hexagons and can be made from aluminum foil, polypropylene or aramid. In the entire structure, the panels provide bending stiffness, while the honeycomb core provides shear stiffness. In addition to the shape and weight of the racket, the material and structure of the honeycomb panel sandwiched in the middle are also the main differences between different brands and grades of rackets on the market. The basic component of a conventional cold-pressed pickleball racket is to cut a large honeycomb panel into the basic racket shape using a CNC numerical control center or waterjet cutting machine, or use a die + punch press. The racket surface is also cut in the same way, and then the core is Apply glue on the material, and apply the handle gasket on the surface of the handle. Before pasting the edge strips, you can add a weight-increasing balancing substance to the handle or the edge of the paddle surface. The rubber or leather covering of the handle is then pasted onto the handle, and the assembled racket is ready for packaging after a period of cold pressing.