CN220404768U - Peak racket with sectional core - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model provides a picocell racket with a sectional type core, which comprises a plate body and a holding body, wherein the plate body is provided with a core, a frame and two surface layers, the frame is arranged on the periphery of the core, the core defines at least two batting response parts adjacent to each other, a sectional gap is formed between any two batting response parts, the two surface layers are respectively assembled on the core and the frame at intervals, and the holding body is formed from the bottom side of the frame of the plate body. Therefore, the core of the plate body is easy to deform through the sectional gaps among the ball striking response parts, so that the time that the ball is stopped on the plate body is controlled, and the rotating force of the control plate body on the ball is also facilitated.
Description
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a picocell racket, in particular to a picocell racket with a sectional type core.
Background
Pickleball (Pickleball) is a rapidly rising racket sport that continues to create a racket that enhances user performance and enhances user confidence, which has been the goal of manufacturers.
Referring to fig. 1, which is a schematic diagram of US patent publication No. 10377093B2, a picocell racket is disclosed in which a core C is made of a carbon fiber material, but a large area of the picocell racket is made of a hard carbon fiber material, so that the Stiffness (Stiffness) of the core C is large, the Deflection (Deflection) is small, the buckling (Flexion) is low, and the coefficient of restitution (Coefficient of Restitution, COR) is high, which results in that the core C is not easy to deform, but is not beneficial to controlling the time that the picocell racket stays in the picocell racket, and is also beneficial to controlling the rotating force of the picocell racket on the picocell racket.
In view of this, the inventors of the present application have studied as much as possible, and have finally developed and completed the pith racket having a segmented core of the present utility model.
Disclosure of Invention
The object of the present utility model is to provide a racquet with a segmented core, which solves the above mentioned problems of the prior art.
The utility model provides a picocell racket with a sectional type core, which is characterized by comprising a plate body, wherein the plate body comprises:
a core defining at least two ball striking response portions adjacent to each other, any adjacent two of the at least two ball striking response portions forming a segmented gap therebetween;
a frame disposed on the periphery of the core; and
Two surface layers, which are set on the core and the frame separately and cover the at least two batting response parts.
The pitchball racket with the sectional type core, wherein the at least two batting response parts are provided with a plurality of components, the components are provided with a first response parameter, the components extend between a frame edge corresponding to the frame, and the two surface layers are assembled on the components of the core.
The described pitchball racket with sectional core, in which the several components are selected from one of longitudinally-arranged, transversely-arranged and obliquely-arranged or their combination, between any adjacent two of several components a component gap is set, and the several components are made up by using one of honeycomb structure and rib structure, and the several components are made up by using one of carbon fibre material, hard plastic material and hard foaming material.
The frame has a second response parameter, and the components and the frame are made of different materials, so that the first response parameters of the components and the second response parameters of the frame are different from each other, and the first response parameters and the second response parameters are rigidity.
The frame is made of one of polyethylene and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, and the two surface layers are made of one of carbon fiber and glass fiber.
The pith racket with the sectional type core further comprises a holding body which is formed by longitudinally extending from the bottom side of the frame of the plate body or longitudinally connecting, and the holding body is further provided with a handle which is made of synthetic rubber in a group mode.
The picocell racket with the segmented core is characterized in that the forming direction of any two segmented gaps is selected from one or the combination of intersecting and non-intersecting.
The segmented core-containing picocell racket is characterized in that the segmented gap is further provided with a filling piece, the filling piece has an elastic coefficient, and the filling piece is a rubber band with the elastic coefficient.
Therefore, the core of the utility model is easy to deform through the sectional gaps among the ball striking response parts, so as to be beneficial to controlling the stay time of the ball in the plate body and also beneficial to controlling the rotating force of the plate body on the ball.
The above description is merely illustrative of the problems to be solved, the technical means for solving the problems, the effects of the utility model, etc., and the specific details of the utility model are set forth in the following description and related drawings.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic plan view of a conventional picocell racquet.
Fig. 2 is a plan view of a first embodiment of a picocell racquet having a segmented core in accordance with the utility model.
Fig. 3 is a sectional view of a racquet of the utility model having a segmented core, continuing from fig. 2.
Fig. 4 is a partially exploded view of the racquet of the present utility model having a segmented core, continuing with fig. 3.
Fig. 5 is a partially exploded view of the racquet of the present utility model having a segmented core, continuing with fig. 4.
Fig. 6 is an enlarged view of a portion of the racquet of the utility model having a segmented core, continuing with fig. 2.
Fig. 7 is a plan view of a second embodiment of a picocell racquet having a segmented core in accordance with the utility model.
Reference numerals illustrate: a core C; a picocell racquet 10; a plate body 20; a core 21; a ball striking response portion 21A; the components 21A1, 21A1'; assembly gap 21A2; segment gap 21B; a filler 21B1; a frame 22; a surface layer 23; a grip body 30; grip 31.
Detailed Description
So that the utility model can be further understood, a preferred embodiment will now be described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
the utility model provides a picocell racket with a segmented core, which is taken as an embodiment, but the picocell racket can also be suitable for manufacturing rackets with different sizes, such as a table racket (Table Tennis Paddle) or a Beach racket (Beach Paddle).
Referring to fig. 2 to 5, the picocell racket 10 includes a plate 20 and a grip body 30, wherein the plate 20 includes a core 21 and a frame 22, the frame 22 is disposed on a peripheral side of the core 21, and wherein:
the core 21 defines at least two striking-response portions 21A adjacent to each other, and the present utility model is not limited to the above disclosed number, but the striking-response portions 21A are used as an example. A segmented gap 21B is further formed between any two ball striking response portions 21A, and the size of the segmented gap 21B depends on the arrangement of any two ball striking response portions 21A.
Therefore, the core 21 is easy to deform by combining the striking response portions 21A and the segmented gaps 21B between the striking response portions 21A, wherein the deformation is from Stiffness reduction (Stiffness), deflection increase (Deflection), buckling increase (Flexion), and coefficient of restitution (Coefficient of Restitution, COR), so as to facilitate controlling the time that the picoball stays in the plate 20 and also facilitate controlling the rotational force of the plate 20 to the picoball.
When the number of the segment gaps 21B is 2 or more, the molding directions of any segment gap 21B are selected from one or a combination of intersecting and non-intersecting, and the molding directions are referred to by arrow directions X in the drawing.
Each ball striking response portion 21A is further provided with a plurality of members 21A1 that are deformed in a polygonal columnar shape, a cylindrical shape, a semi-cylindrical shape, an arcuate columnar shape, or a columnar shape as described above, the members 21A1 having a first response parameter that is stiffness, but is not limited to stiffness (e.g., one or a combination of deflection, buckling, and restitution coefficients related to stiffness). The components 21A1 are arranged, and any component 21A1 extends between a corresponding rim of the frame 22, wherein the components 21A1 are arranged longitudinally with respect to each other, or the components are arranged transversely with respect to each other, or the components are arranged obliquely with respect to each other, but not limited to the above-described longitudinal arrangement, transverse arrangement, oblique arrangement, or any combination thereof.
The two components 21A1 further have a component gap 21A2 therebetween, and the size of the component gap 21A2 depends on the arrangement of the two components 21A1.
Each component 21A1 is made of one selected from the group consisting of a honeycomb structure (Honeycomb structure) and a Rib structure (Rib structure), but not limited thereto, wherein the honeycomb structure is shown in fig. 1 of US20180104555A1, and the Rib structure is shown in fig. 7 of US10377093B2, which is incorporated by reference, and the above patent is not intended to limit the component 21A1. In addition, each component 21A1 is made of one selected from carbon fiber material, hard plastic material and hard foaming material, but not limited thereto.
The frame 22 has a second response parameter, which is stiffness, but is not limited to stiffness (e.g., stiffness-related deflection, buckling, and coefficient of restitution, or a combination thereof). The frame 22 is made of one selected from Polyethylene (PE) and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, EVA), but not limited thereto.
Thus, the first response parameter of the component 21A1 and the second response parameter of the frame 22 are different from each other, and further different materials are made into different rigidities, and the present utility model uses the embodiment in which the first response parameter of the component 21A1 is greater than the second response parameter of the frame 22, that is, uses the embodiment in which the rigidity of the component 21A1 is greater than the rigidity of the frame 22, but is not limited to the above disclosed embodiment.
The plate 20 further includes two spaced apart surface layers 23, each surface layer 23 being respectively disposed on the core 21 and the frame 22, and each surface layer 23 being respectively further disposed on the members 21A1 of the ball striking response portion 21A of the core 21 and the frame 22. The two surface layers 23 are made of one selected from a carbon fiber and a glass fiber, but not limited thereto.
The grip body 30 is formed from the underside of the frame 22 of the plate body 20 and may be formed by longitudinal extension or by longitudinal attachment. The longitudinal direction is referred to by the arrow direction Y of the drawing. The grip body 30 and the plate body 20 may be made of the same material or may be made of different materials. The width and thickness of the grip body 30 are different from those of the plate body 20, and are changed to allow the user to grip comfortably.
The grip body 30 is further provided with a grip 31, and the above-mentioned further embodiment is sleeved, but not limited to sleeved, the grip 31 is made of a synthetic rubber, but not limited to this, the grip 31 can enable the user to control the plate body 20 more stably.
The segmented gap 21B (see fig. 6) of the core 21 is further provided with a filling member 21B1, the filling member 21B1 has an elastic coefficient, and the elastic coefficient is different depending on the requirement of the user, so that the striking sound is changed. The filler 21B1 is further a rubber band having the elastic coefficient.
Referring to fig. 7, the difference between the second embodiment and the first embodiment is that the first ball striking response portion 21A, the number of members 21A1 'of each ball striking response portion 21A may be 1, and the members 21A1' are not aligned with each other. Furthermore, each ball striking response portion 21A may be provided with one or a combination of members 21A1 and 21A 1'. Any two adjacent components 21A, 121A1 'are made of one selected from the group consisting of honeycomb structures (Honeycomb structure) and Rib structures (Rib structures), but not limited thereto, and any two adjacent components 21A, 121A1' are made of one selected from the group consisting of carbon fiber materials, rigid plastic materials and rigid foam materials, but not limited thereto.
The descriptions of the "first" and "second" are provided herein for purposes of distinction and do not represent a sequential order.
To sum up:
the core 21 of the utility model is easy to deform by combining the ball striking response part 21A and the sectional gap 21B, the deformation is caused by the reduction of rigidity, the increase of deflection, the promotion of buckling and the reduction of the recovery coefficient, so that the time that the pitchball stays in the plate body 20 is controlled, and the rotating force of the control plate body 20 on the pitchball is also facilitated.
Finally, the embodiments disclosed above are not intended to be limiting, and any person skilled in the art may make various modifications and alterations without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model.
Claims (8)
1. A racquet having a segmented core, comprising a plate body, the plate body comprising:
a core defining at least two ball striking response portions adjacent to each other, any adjacent two of the at least two ball striking response portions forming a segmented gap therebetween;
a frame disposed on the periphery of the core; and
Two surface layers, which are set on the core and the frame separately and cover the at least two batting response parts.
2. The racquet having a segmented core according to claim 1, wherein the at least two ball striking response portions are provided with a plurality of members having a first response parameter, the plurality of members extending between a rim of the frame corresponding to each other, the two cover layers being assembled to the plurality of members of the core.
3. The racquet with segmented core according to claim 2, wherein the plurality of elements are selected from one of longitudinally aligned with each other, transversely aligned with each other and diagonally aligned with each other or a combination thereof, any adjacent two of the plurality of elements having an element gap therebetween, the plurality of elements being selected from one of a honeycomb structure and a rib structure, the plurality of elements being selected from one of a carbon fiber material, a rigid plastic material and a rigid foam material.
4. The racquet with segmented core according to claim 2, wherein the frame has a second response parameter, the plurality of components and the frame are made of different materials such that the first response parameter of the plurality of components and the second response parameter of the frame are different from each other, the first response parameter and the second response parameter being stiffness.
5. The racquet having a segmented core according to claim 1, wherein the frame is made of one selected from the group consisting of polyethylene and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer and the two cover layers are made of one selected from the group consisting of carbon fiber and glass fiber.
6. The racquet having a segmented core according to claim 1, further comprising a grip body formed by longitudinally extending or longitudinally connecting the bottom side of the frame of the plate, the grip body further comprising a grip formed of an elastomeric material.
7. The racquet having a segmented core according to claim 1, wherein the molding direction of any two of said segmented gaps is selected from one of intersecting and non-intersecting or a combination thereof.
8. The racquet having a segmented core according to claim 1, wherein the segmented gap is further provided with a filler, the filler having a modulus of elasticity, the filler being a rubber band having the modulus of elasticity.
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