YONEX KABUSHIKI KAISHA Patent applications |
Patent application number | Title | Published |
20140256480 | RACKET - A racket including: a handle; an annular frame having a plurality of through holes, and a groove section provided on an outer peripheral face of the frame along a circumferential direction of the frame; a shaft connecting the handle and the frame; and a string that passes through the through hole to the outside of the frame, and that is folded back on the groove section, wherein when either one of a longitudinal direction of the racket and a width direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction on a hitting surface of the racket is defined as a first direction, a depth of a position at which the string is folded back at a second position in the first direction is smaller or less than a depth of a position at which the string is folded back at a first position in the first direction, the first position being located on the outer peripheral face of the frame, the second position being located on the outer peripheral face of the frame and outside of the first position in the first direction. | 09-11-2014 |
20140155201 | ARTIFICIAL FEATHER FOR SHUTTLECOCK, SHUTTLECOCK, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING ARTIFICIAL FEATHER FOR SHUTTLECOCK - An artificial feather for a shuttlecock including: a sheet form vane portion; and a rachis portion supporting the vane portion, the rachis portion being made of resin including glass fiber and carbon nanotube. | 06-05-2014 |
20130244817 | TENNIS RACKET AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A tennis racket includes a frame that surrounds a hitting face for hitting a ball, wherein a foam material is provided inside two side portions of the frame on opposite sides of a predetermined area of the hitting face, and the two side portions of the frame have a strength that is higher than a strength of another portion of the frame. | 09-19-2013 |
20130225339 | ARTIFICIAL FEATHER FOR SHUTTLECOCK, SHUTTLECOCK, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING ARTIFICIAL FEATHER FOR SHUTTLECOCK - An artificial feather for a shuttlecock including a vane portion in a thin film form, corresponding to a vane, and a rachis portion in a bar form extending integrally and continuously from an upper tip end to a lower distal end, corresponding to a rachis, to imitate a natural feather, the vane portion being made of thermoplastic resin having interconnecting bubbles therein, and having low specific gravity and low elasticity relative to the rachis portion, the rachis portion being made of thermoplastic resin being fixed to the vane portion at a vane support portion, having the vane support portion set as an area that is fixed to the vane portion along the tip end to a bottom end of the vane portion, and having a calamus portion set as an area that protrudes to a lower side of the vane portion and spans from a bottom end of the vane support portion to the distal end, to correspond to a calamus of the natural feather. | 08-29-2013 |
20130210564 | ARTIFICIAL FEATHER FOR SHUTTLECOCK AND SHUTTLECOCK - A plurality of artificial feathers for a shuttlecock, when a hemispherical base portion of the shuttlecock is set on a lower side, the artificial feathers being embedded in an annular ring form on a peripheral border of a circular top end face of the base portion, the artificial feathers for a shuttlecock each including a vane portion in a thin film form, corresponding to a vane, the vane portion being provided with a reinforcement coating made of applied resin, and a rachis portion in a bar form extending integrally and continuously from an upper tip end to a lower distal end, corresponding to a rachis, to imitate a natural feather, the rachis portion being fixed to the vane portion at a vane support portion, having the vane support portion set as an area that is fixed to the vane portion along the tip end to a bottom end of the vane portion, and having a calamus portion set as an area that protrudes to a lower side of the vane portion and spans from a bottom end of the vane support portion to the distal end, to correspond to a calamus of the natural feather. | 08-15-2013 |
20100331126 | RACKET - A tennis racket includes a frame that includes a shaft and a looped frame portion, the shaft having a grip formed on one end side thereof, the frame portion being joined to the other end side of the shaft and forming a hitting face with a string being strung across and a plurality of insertion holes that provide communication between an inner peripheral side surface and an outer peripheral side surface of the frame portion and through which the string is inserted. Shock absorbing portions and hard portions are provided in an alternating fashion on at least a part of the outer peripheral side surface of the frame portion. Each shock absorbing portion is formed between insertion holes that are adjacent to each other. Each hard portion is formed between insertion holes that are adjacent to each other and is less elastically deformable than the shock absorbing portion. | 12-30-2010 |
20100311526 | SHUTTLECOCK - A shuttlecock including a cap and a skirt part whereto an air passage hole is formed, wherein a rib is provided to the skirt part, adjacent to a rear end of the air passage hole in a generatrix direction of the skirt part, the rib having a shape wherein air pressure difference is generated between an air flow passing through the air passage hole to flow on an inside of the rib and an air flow not passing through the air passage hole but to flow on an outside of the rib, and an aerodynamic force directed from the inside of the rib to the outside is generated. | 12-09-2010 |
20100212805 | BADMINTON RACKET AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF BADMINTON RACKET - A badminton racket that is strong in respect to impact and twist and that is high in surface stability and a manufacturing method of the badminton racket is provided. A badminton racket includes a frame formed circularly, a shaft joined to the frame, a joint installed reaching inside the frame and the shaft at a joint portion of the frame and the shaft, and an expandable resin placed between the joint and the frame. A badminton racket manufacturing method includes an expandable resin placing process that places an expandable resin that expands when heated on an outer periphery of a portion of a joint, the joint being to be installed to reach inside a frame formed with the resin sheet tube and inside a shaft, the portion being to be installed in the frame. | 08-26-2010 |