Butterfly Table Tennis Bat with Bag And 3 Eggs-(1 Pair).

Blade (Wooden Base):

Made of wood, sometimes combined with carbon fiber or other synthetic materials for enhanced strength and speed.

Usually consists of 5 to 7 plies (layers) of wood.

Determines the stiffness and speed of the bat.

Rubber Covering:

Each side of the blade is covered with rubber sheets that can vary in texture and thickness.

Types of rubber include:

Pimpled (pips-out) – for control and defensive play.

Smooth (pips-in) – for spin and attacking play.

The rubber can be of different colors (traditionally red and black) as per ITTF regulations.

Sponge Layer:

A sponge layer between the blade and rubber affects speed and spin:

Thicker sponge → more speed and spin.

Thinner sponge → more control.

Handle:

The handle type influences grip and comfort. Common types include:

Flared (FL): wider at the base, good for powerful strokes.

Straight (ST): uniform width, allows easy grip changes.

Anatomic (AN): shaped to fit the palm.

Weight and Balance:

Typically weighs 150–200 grams.

Heavier bats provide more power, while lighter ones offer better control and maneuverability.

Surface Friction and Spin:

The texture and tackiness of the rubber control how much spin can be imparted on the ball.

Edge:

The rackets' edges are pasted with thickened sponge strap.