Abstract:
A laminar ball includes a spherical rubber core member, a reinforcing thread layer formed of a mixture of threads and latex and surrounding the spherical rubber core member to have the latex be bonded with the spherical rubber core member, an outer rubber layer surrounding the reinforcing thread layer and bonded with the latex and having intersected reinforcing ribs, a rubber surface layer bonded to the outer rubber layer, and a plurality of grooves defined in the rubber surface layer corresponding to the reinforcing ribs.
Abstract:
A method for making a ball provides a shortened manufacturing cycle and enhanced closeness between bound layers of the ball. The method includes providing a vacuum forming mold with two halves, opening the two halves, laying an outer cover in the vacuum forming mold, placing a yarn-wound bladder in the vacuum forming mold, closing the two halves of the mold, operating the vacuum forming mold to make the outer cover and the yarn-wound bladder combined tightly under vacuum and form a semi-finished ball, transferring the semi-finished ball into a vulcanizing mold, and heating the vulcanizing mold for vulcanization, thereby obtaining the ball. With the method, the rugby ball can be made effectively and have good quality due to the close combination between the layers.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a basketball ensures quick manufacturing and high closeness between layers of the basketball. The method involves providing a vacuum mold with two mold halves, placing an inner cover in the mold halves, placing a fabric-covered bladder in one of the mold halves, closing the mold halves and making a space between the mold halves vacuum, so as to provide vacuum suction that forces the inner cover to be closely adhered to the fabric-covered bladder, thereby forming a middle bladder, placing a surface into the mold halves, placing the middle bladder into one of the mold halves, closing the mold halves and providing vacuum suction in the space again to make the surface closely adhered to the middle bladder, thereby forming a semi-product, placing the semi-product into a vulcanizing mold for heating and vulcanization, and obtaining the finalized basketball.
Abstract:
An inner tube having paper strips, which are made of rayon fibers of natural pulp having a rayon structure and capable of being decomposed by biological agents when the ball is worn out, arranged into abutted parallel pairs and respectively bonded to the front side, back, top, bottom, left and right sides of the spherical rubber body thereof with latex adhesive evenly in multiple layers to reinforce the structural strength, assuring even distribution of wall thickness and enhancing ball durability.