Titanium Alloy Golf Club Head Has Innovative Breakthroughs
On January 16, the new 3D printed titanium alloy golf club head Designer brand launched by Japanese Golf Design Company made its global debut in Japan and will be available for pre-order in China on January 18.
After more than 1,600 days of R&D exploration, more than 1,000 tests, and 19 times of performance optimization, the Designer brand adopted the metal 3D printing technology of Hunan Huashu High-Tech Co., Ltd. to successfully break through design limitations and achieve titanium metallization. Alloy golf club head products have precise distance and extraordinary forgiveness, and have applied for a number of patents, creating new achievements in design and manufacturing processes.
3D printing realizes the excellent performance of golf club heads, which is an innovative breakthrough of the Designer brand. Designers use super-strong titanium alloy to create high-speed club faces and apply high-tech metal 3D printing technology for mass production. While maintaining high ductility, the strength of the golf club head surface is improved, achieving unprecedented performance of the golf club head; breaking through design limitations, no longer requiring the support of the traditional club head exoskeleton, allowing the complex structure to be integrated , perfectly presenting the complex inner cavity structure like a spider web, creating a thinner, stronger, and more complex club surface; the golf club head crown, bottom surface and inner surface form a three-dimensional skeleton integrated structure, which is seamless through 3D printing technology forming. Its ultra-high resistance center of gravity design achieves extremely high elasticity, giving hitters a sharper experience and better hitting. Longer distance; The new design improves aerodynamics and stability by reducing drag, and has a complex 3D structure that airflow can penetrate when hitting the ball, making it faster and hitting the ball farther.
It is reported that in the field of golf products, the traditional method of producing golf club head blanks requires multiple stages such as design, molding, and mold opening. The development cycle of a new product takes 45 to 70 days, while a 3D printed club head blank only takes a week; the production cost of a traditional mold is about US$8,500 to US$14,000 and can be used 8,000 to 10,000 times. Using the Farsoon Hi-Tech metal additive manufacturing equipment FS200M, one cylinder can print 6 to 8 products, and the comprehensive calculation production efficiency can be increased by more than 60%.
3D printing technology has injected new vitality into the golf product market and is setting off a new trend. In the next stage, major brands will compete to launch golf products that leverage the advantages of 3D printing, pushing the innovation of the entire industry to new heights.
