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KKKM2833 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES OF BASEBALL BATS
1. KKKM2833 MANUFACTURING
PROCESSES
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3. Application of
baseball bat
A baseball bat is used in the
sport of baseball to hit the ball
after it is thrown by the pitcher.
4.
5. Material Of Baseball
Bat
Despite the constant evolution of regulations governing bat size and shape, today's bats
resemble those of a century ago, with the main difference being that today's bats are much
lighter and have thinner handles.
1. Wood
• Mostly used in major league tournaments such as the MLB (Major League Baseball)
• Several type of woods has been used for baseball bats but the most used are white ash wood
and maple wood.
2. Metal
• The most common used bat outside of the major league.
• Mainly compromised of Aluminium or Aluminium Alloy.
3. Composite
• The most recent type of material used in baseball bat.
• Made from carbon fibre polymer, which is then mixed with graphite and fiberglass.
6. MATERIAL PROPERTIES
MATERIAL
PROPERTIES
MATERIAL
WOOD METAL COMPOSITE
Durability and strength
lowest durability and strength, easily
breakable compared to metal and
composites
Can be used for long periods of
time and the strongest bat
A lot more durable compared to wooden bats
and much less durable compared to metal
bats
Performance with
time
Performance rapidly decreases with time Performance decreases with time Performance increases with usage
Swing Weight
Heaviest swing weight compared to other
bats
Low swing weight and easier to
swing
lowest swing weight
Trampoline effect
Very little to none Very high trampoline effect Improve with usage and the soft barrel of its
body allows the ball to comes off with small
losses in energy
Vibration
Has fewer vibration waves when the ball is
struck
high vibration properties that can
cause sting
very high damping rate of vibration resulting
in no observable vibrations
7. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(WOODEN BAT)
1. Making billets
• Turn the trees into billet form
• A mill worker will place each split onto
an automatic lathe that shaves the
rough edges off as it turns the wood
into Billet form
8. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(WOODEN BAT)
2. Seasoning the billets
• billets are simply stacked in the yard for a
period of six months to two years
• to make sure the sap and gum in fresh
billets are removed also strengthen the
wood
• This air-drying process are called
"seasoning”.
9. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(WOODEN BAT)
3. Shaping and sanding
• A worker places each billet on an automatic
lathe and shapes it into a rough baseball bat
shape with a narrowed neck.
• The bat forms are sanded, inspected once
more, and then sorted according to weight
10. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(WOODEN BAT)
4. Branding, staining, and varnishing
• The bat is branded with the company
trademark.
• All of the bats are then varnished, packed
into cartons, and shipped to the player or
team.
11. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(METAL BAT)
1. Aluminum blanks
• Aluminum rods were slice into blanks using
cutting machine.
• The blanks were drills through by lathe
machine
12. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(METAL BAT)
2. Extrusion for basic taper
• The blanks were sliding over a tapered
mandrel and using hydraulic pressure to
force the tube through a die making the
basic taper of baseball bat
13. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(METAL BAT)
3. Punching
• The center of the baseball bat blanks was
punch through by heavy hitter (400 ton)
making the aluminum stretches to full
length and shape of baseball bat
15. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(METAL BAT)
5. Sanding and painting
• to get rid of any small defects and rough up
the surface for painting
• baseball bat was paint by heavy duty paint
• plastic end cap is press fit to bat’s end
16. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(METAL BAT)
6. Branding and trademark
• The bat is branded with the company
trademark
• All of the bats are then varnished, packed
into cartons, and shipped to the player or
team
19. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(COMPOSITE BAT)
3. Thick layer carbon
• Slide braided weaves of carbon and fiber
glass over the fuse carbon form
• Pull a layer of thick carbon to fuse carbon
form followed by super-strong synthetic
(Aramid)
20. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(COMPOSITE BAT)
4. Baking all layers together
• All layers of fiber and synthetic will be baked
in hot pressure to transform all layers into
solid bat
22. MANUFACTURING PROCESS(COMPOSITE BAT)
6. Branding
• The bat is branded with the company
trademark
• All of the bats are then varnished, packed
into cartons, and shipped to the player or
team
23. LOCAL COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS
• A Leading Sporting Equipment Supplier
• A company with strong passion for all things
sport. Sportex offers an unrivalled range of
sporting equipment, with ranges varying from
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• 25 years experience and specialize in Aluminium
Mechanism sports equipment
located at
Sportex Equipment Sdn Bhd
Lot 10998, Jalan Sungai Jati,
41000 Klang,
Selangor Malaysia
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bat/#:~:text=Composite%20bats%20tend%20to%20have,weight%20than%20aluminum%20or%20wood. [ 23 May 2021].
Syed Mustijab, H.R. 2012. Composite Baseball Bats. Slaid. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.
The Bat Nerds. 2019. Composite vs Aluminum Bats – What’s the Difference?.
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https://sportex.com.my/product/975/Louisville-Slugger-SB-12G-Genesis-Softball-Bat.html
Eric Lundin and Kevin Cole, 2003 May 29, Batter up! Turning an aluminum tube into a baseball bat
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baseball-bat
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