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high throw angle rubber (2)
high throw angle rubber
by emgs 19 years ago
by emgs 19 years ago
Re: high throw angle rubber
by sc 19 years ago
by sc 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: high throw angle rubber) was posted by sc, on 10/6/2005 1:46:46 PM:
Classic rubber with a high throw angle is mark5. Generally, softer sponges will prduce higher throw angles and firmer sponges will produce lower throw angles. However, the hardness of the topsheet can make a difference too. A good example of a low throw angle is sriver.....medium soft sponge with medium soft topsheet. |