Squash Racket

Squash Racket

Dimensioned elevation drawing of a Squash Racket measured with overall width, length, and depth
Description
Description

A Squash Racket, also referred to as Squash, is used to play the sport of Squash based on striking a ball towards the walls of the interior court. Squash rackets are typically made of boron, Kevlar, graphite, or titanium. Squash rackets are similar to a tennis racket in appearance, but vary in size and weight.

Lighter Squash Rackets are preferred for quick shots, while heavier Squash Rackets are easier to control. There are two types of frame shapes: heart and water drop. The profile and strings of the Squash Racket have an impact on the stiffness and power of a shot. Squash Rackets are available in a variety of colors.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Squash Rackets have an overall maximum length of 27” (68.6 cm), maximum width of 8.46” (21.5 cm), and common depth of 1.125” (28.6 mm). The length of the handle between is 7”-7.25” (177.8-184.2 mm) with a typical grip circumference of 3.875” (98.4 mm). The weight of a Squash Racket is between 3.9-5.1 oz (110-145 g). The total surface area of a Squash Racket cannot exceed 77.5 in2 (500 cm2).

3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
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Details
Details

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Height:
Width:
8.46” | 21.5 cm (Max)
Depth:
1.125” | 28.6 mm
Length:
27” | 68.6 cm (Max)
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Weight:
3.9-5.1 oz | 110-145 g
Area:
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Handle Length: 7”-7.25” | 177.8-184.2 mm
Surface Area:
77.5 in2 | 500 cm2 (Max)
Beam Width:
.63”-.83” | 16-21 mm
Grip Circumference:
3.875” | 98.4 mm
Materials: Graphite, aluminum, hybrid, laminated lumber (traditional)

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Drawings include:
Squash Racket front, side, bottom

Squash is a high-speed racket sport played by two (singles) or four players (doubles) in a four-walled court. Players use a small, hollow rubber ball, taking turns to hit it against the front wall. The ball can bounce off the side walls, but must not hit the floor before reaching the front wall.

5’6.5” | 1.69 m
December 10, 1963
Jahangir Khan
169.000
1963.00
9500
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Jahangir Khan
5’4” | 1.63 m
August 26, 1983
Nicol David
163.000
1983.00
7000
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Nicol David
5’11” | 1.80 m
September 30, 1987
Ramy Ashour
180.000
1987.00
3000
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Ramy Ashour
5’9” | 1.75 m
November 1, 1995
Nour El Sherbini
175.000
1995.00
2600
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Nour El Sherbini
1.56”-1.59” | 39.5-40.5 mm (Diameter)
.8-.9 oz | 23-25 g
Squash Ball
4.050
0.025
2500
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Squash Ball3D model of a Squash Ball viewed in perspective3D model of a Squash Ball viewed in perspective
8.46” | 21.5 cm (Max)
1.125” | 28.6 mm
27” | 68.6 cm (Max)
3.9-5.1 oz | 110-145 g
Squash Racket
21.500
2.860
68.600
0.145
2250
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24’ | 7.31 m (Clear)
25’ | 7.62 m
45’ | 13.72 m
1125 ft² | 104.5 m²
Squash Court - Doubles
731.000
762.000
1372.000
104.50
1870
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Squash Court - Doubles3D model of a Doubles Squash Court viewed in perspective3D model of a Doubles Squash Court viewed in perspective
18.5’ | 5.64 m (Clear)
21’ | 6.4 m
32’ | 9.75 m
672 ft² | 62.4 m²
Squash Court - Singles
564.000
640.000
975.000
62.40
1810
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Squash Court - SinglesView of a Squash Court - Singles in 3D available for downloadView of a Squash Court - Singles in 3D available for download