ES198597U - Perfect structure for tennis rackets. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Improved structure for tennis rackets, which adopts the complementary triangular shape of the blade in the metal rackets, for inclusion between the descending branches when they are going to configure the handle, and always within a perfect symmetrical shape, it is characterized because it disposes in the curved central part, between the two branches that connect with the profile of the blade, of four through holes, that communicate with a window of small dimensions that opens near the center of the piece, so that the four passes of the stringing, which descend parallel from the pole or opposite end of the blade, penetrate through these holes in an absolutely normal manner, without bends, not the cordades of the lateral branches, which must offer oblique through holes, although in the mouth of these recessed holes inside the blade, offer slight rounded projections, in the part of the fold of the rope, in order to soften the exit or entrance of the rope, so as to avoid rubbing with the sharp edge that will be produced without these rounded projections, verifying the assembly of the piece on the branches of the metal frame, by means of the traditional customary fastening elements on blind holes obtained in the piece. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)