Tennis Racket - Midplus

Tennis Racket - Midplus

Collection of scaled elevation drawings of Midplus Tennis Racket measured with length, head size, depth, and width
Description
Description

A Tennis Racket is the primary piece of equipment needed to play tennis. There is a handle that is connected to a neck that joins a roughly elliptical frame that holds a network of tightly pulled strings. In the first 100 years of modern tennis, the rackets were made of wood, and the strings were made of animal gut.

Through most of the 20th century, laminated wood rackets were more commonly used, and then metal and composites of carbon graphite, ceramics, and lighter metals like titanium were introduced. The strings now are made of a synthetic material that match the feel of gut, but with added durability.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Midplus Tennis Racket has a length between 27”-27.5” (68.6-69.9 cm), width of 10.625” (27 cm), and racket frame depth of .625” (15.9 mm). The head size of a Midplus Tennis Racket is 96-105 in² | 619-677 cm²
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3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
Width:
10.625” | 27 cm
Depth:
.625” | 15.9 mm
Length:
27”-27.5” | 68.6-69.9 cm
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Weight:
9-11 oz | 255-312 g
Area:
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Midplus Head Size: 96-105 in² | 619-677 cm²

Materials: Wood (traditional) or composite materials (titanium alloys, ceramics, carbon fiber, fiberglass, graphite)

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Drawings include:
Tennis Racket (Midplus) front, side

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