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US 12,728,328 B2Granted
Racket mass displacement device for sports practice
OwnerMarcos Armaniinventor
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Abstract
A racket mass displacement device for sports practice, with a protruding head (14) that can generate friction with the user's hands/fingers, a hollow main tube (1) fixed by glue or other adhesive means inside the racket handle (2), this hollow main tube (1) having a threaded cap (5), and a central rod (10) with an infinite thread (17), upon which a counterweight moves.
Claims4
A mass displacement device in a racket for sports comprising:
- a racket handle;
- a hollow main tube fixed by glue or other adhesive means to an inside of the racket handle, the main tube comprising:
- an external support flap and an internal thread at a first end;
- internal symmetrical guides formed along the entire length of the main tube and protruding from an inner wall;
- and
- a centralized concave receptacle at a second end;
- a cover having an external thread and a central hollow hole;
- a counterweight having an infinite internal thread and symmetrical grooves,
- a central stem passing through the central hollow hole of the cover and fixed to the cover by means of a clip, the central stem comprising:
- a protruding head at a first end;
- a smooth upper part adjacent to the protruding head;
- a channel around an entire circumference adjacent to the smooth upper part;
- a body with an infinite thread;
- and
- a convex part at a second end.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.