Men's Golf Heads MIM Parts
It is a solid ball made of rubber, covered with a layer of rubber wire, with a diameter of 4.11-4.27 cm, a weight of 45.93 grams, and a standard ball speed of 75 m/s. The golf ball is white (also red and orange), solid, hard and elastic, with dimples arranged in different ways on the surface.
Product Introduction
Men's Golf Heads MIM Parts | |||||||||
Item | Material | Production Process | Sintering Temperature | Mold | Custom | ||||
Men's Golf Heads | Titanium alloy | Metal Injection Molding | 1350°C-1500°C | To be customized | Yes | ||||
Chemical Composition | TC4 contains titanium (Ti) balance | ||||||||
Available Materials | Low carbon stainless steel, titanium alloy (Ti, TC4), copper alloy, tungsten alloy, hard alloy, high temperature alloy (718, 713) | ||||||||
Finish | Dimensional Accuracy | Product Density | Appearance Treatment | Appropriate Weight | |||||
Roughness 1～5μm | （±0.1%～±0.5%） | 92～95% | Mirror Reflection | 0.03g～400g） | |||||
Physical Properties | The composition of titanium alloy TC4 material is Ti-6Al-4V, which belongs to (α+β) type titanium alloy and has good comprehensive mechanical and mechanical properties. Greater than strength. The strength sb=1.012GPa of TC4, the density g=4.51g/cm3, the specific strength sb/g=23.5, while the specific strength sb/g of alloy steel is less than 18. Titanium alloys have low thermal conductivity. The thermal conductivity of titanium alloy is 1/5 of that of iron and 1/10 of that of aluminum, and the thermal conductivity of TC4 is l=7.955W/m·K. | ||||||||
Basic knowledge of golf
1. Golf
It is a solid ball made of rubber, covered with a layer of rubber wire, with a diameter of 4.11-4.27 cm, a weight of 45.93 grams, and a standard ball speed of 75 m/s. The golf ball is white (also red and orange), solid, hard and elastic, with dimples arranged in different ways on the surface.
2. Bat
A golf club consists of three parts: a club head, a shaft and a grip, and its length is about 0.91-1.29 meters. According to the different needs of hitting the ball, each player can bring up to 14 clubs of various types into the field. The 14 clubs are: 4 woods, 9 irons and 1 putter. Take the odd number of bars for beginners. A complete set of clubs should include woods, irons and putters. The role of wood is to gain distance, much longer than irons. The pursuit of irons is accuracy, so that the ball is easier to approach the target. Some special angle rods (Lobbing Wedge) are generally used in special situations such as long grass, difficult ball positions and sand traps. Putting accounts for more than 45% of the total strokes in a game, so it is very important to choose the right putter
3. Golf course
There are usually 9 holes, 18 holes, 27 holes, 36 holes and so on. The distance between each hole is about 100-600 yards (90 meters-540 meters). The diameter of the hole is 10 centimeters and the depth is about 10.5 centimeters. The standard golf course is about 5940-6400 meters long, and the width is variable. The game starts from the 1st hole and finishes 18 holes in sequence, which is called a game. The outcome of the game depends on the total number of strokes each player hits the ball into the hole. Each hole is composed of Tee Grand, Fairway, Green, Bunker, pond and other obstacles. There is an end point of the fairway on the green - the hole (Hole), a flagpole (Pin) is inserted on the hole, and the sides of the fairway are long grass and forest areas (Rough).
4. Competition
Generally divided into singles, doubles, 1 on 2, round robin and so on. During the game, players hit their respective balls with clubs in turn in the tee area, then walk to the point where the ball landed, and continue to hit the ball until the ball is hit into the hole. Whoever hits the ball into all the holes the fewest times wins.
5. Par score
Refers to the number of shots required to hit the ball from the tee area to the hole. The standard par for each hole is determined by the size of the hole. Generally, golf courses have 43 holes, 45 holes and 104 holes, so many courses are 18 holes par 72.
A player who hits the ball with the same number of pars is called "PAR", and a ball with a lower par number of 1 stroke is called "Birdie" (BIRDIE); Ball" (EAGLE); one stroke more than the par number is called "replenishment".
6. Types of golf clubs:
(1) Woods, woods are divided into four types, namely No. 1 wood (Driver) and No. 3 wood (Spoon). No. 4 wood (Buffy), No. 5 wood (Cleek). The smaller the number, the longer the shaft length, the lighter the weight; conversely, the larger the number, the shorter the shaft length, and the heavier the weight. As with woods, so with irons. The I-wood is a long club that slides across the grass during the swing.
(2) Irons, there are 9 types of irons, including s7 types from the 3rd iron to the 9th iron, as well as pitching wedges (Piching Wedge), sand wedges
(Sand Wedgr). There is actually a versatile specialty iron. Since pitching wedges, sand wedges, and utility clubs don't require a full range of motion in the swing, shaft flex in these irons is only of third priority. Their general length is also shorter, around 90 cm.
(3) Putter The putter is a special club used to push the ball toward the hole on the green. The putter has a short shaft and a maximum loft of no more than 5 degrees. There are mainly two types: strip shape (also called knife back shape) and mallet shape.
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