Where can ı learn a rubber hardness?

ylmzkty · May 6, 2019

Hello. I want to learn the rubbers hardness, like tenergy 05 38 degree... I dont want "medium hard, hard and ext" ı want it complately degrees... I could not find any web site or could not see rubber s original web site....
I am looking for specially
Stiga mantra m
Tinhar mx p
Nittaku fasr arc....
But when ı want to buy any rubber ı want to look for its deggree hardness.. Where can ı look it. Thanks.

yoass · May 6, 2019

Well, if you want to really get down to it you might want to buy a durometer. Either Shore A or Asker C will do.

yogi_bear · May 6, 2019

Each company has different hardness scale unless they have the same factory.

JulianTT · May 6, 2019

TTD reviewed the Stiga Mantra rubbers, look up the video. I think they said the H was 47 and the M was 45.

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lasta · May 7, 2019

Not exactly up to date, but tenergies are here:

http://mytabletennis.net/forum/hardness-table-topsheet-sponge_topic39650_page1.html

Note, there will be BIG variations from sheet to sheet. Rubber making is not as precise as we like, so exact degrees measured by someone on their sheet will not be useful to the sheet you get.

Wister · May 7, 2019

Here is a french website where you can find the hardness of numerous rubbers : https://www.wsport.com/catalogue/?todo=aff_revs

The hardness is 'Dureté', the 4th one from the end

Also ESN rubbers and chinese/butterfly don't use the same scale. Here you can find the equivalent between both : http://mytabletennis.net/forum/topic43435_post539361.html#539361
It's the post from ATV, it's a picture where the right column is chinese / butterfly hardness scale and on the left is ESN rubbers like donic, stiga, tibhar etc..
P.S : Actually i'm not fully sure chinese rubbers and butterfly use exactly the same scale. I know that this picture is for chinese rubbers but i think that pretty much the same equivalence

Astorix · May 7, 2019

yogi_bear said:
Each company has different hardness scale unless they have the same factory.

i found this on the web. left side is said to be esn and on the right side is said to be dhs. could be accurate.

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