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NOTE. It is a popular misbelief with table tennis folks that tacky topsheet is the very best option to generate spinny balls. Nop, it is tensile elasticity of rubber material that foremost accounts for amount of spin. This all appears from laboratory experiments using a tensile apparatus, -- the greater elasticity of topsheet the greater spin it can generate upon impact.
All you need is the factory log of elasticity testings, the resulting numbers, Tensile Force by kgf (N). It is important to understand once and for all:
🔔The lower TF (N) stands for a greater elasticity.
Regretfully, manufacturers all did always withhold the real elasticity values from public view. So yet, we have now devised our own testing stand to measure elasticity on a separate topsheet. The findings came out rather unexpected.
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All you need is the factory log of elasticity testings, the resulting numbers, Tensile Force by kgf (N). It is important to understand once and for all:
🔔The lower TF (N) stands for a greater elasticity.
Regretfully, manufacturers all did always withhold the real elasticity values from public view. So yet, we have now devised our own testing stand to measure elasticity on a separate topsheet. The findings came out rather unexpected.
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Be erudite of everything
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