Related Resources:
A Closer Look at String Tension
Racquet Care and Stringing
Buying an Adult Racquet
Definition:
Titanium is a metal used in racquet frames because it offers a high stiffness-to-weight ratio with multi-directional strength. It is often mixed with graphite, the strength of which is much more dependent upon the orientation of its fibers.
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stiffness
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graphite
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aluminum
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