Hayabusa is a well-known Japanese sports equipment manufacturer specializing in various mixed martial arts, including boxing. (MMA) The discipline manufactures high-performance equipment.2023Year4moon23On the same day, Mohou.com learned that the company launched a product calledDT3Dnew boxing gloves, this glove uses3D Development of printing technology alsoHayabusaThe first boxing gloves made using this process.
Hayabusa CEO of Ken Clement It is believed that this new technology will revolutionize the sports field and can improve the high protection performance and comfort of boxing gloves.3DPrinting is highly valued by users for its ability to personalize a variety of products and parts, making it safer and more comfortable for athletes. This also promptedHayabusaThe decision was made to use additive manufacturing to produce boxing gloves.
△3DComplete collection of printed gloves(selling price159Dollar)
Comfortable and smooth design
Hayabusa Use resin 3D Printing solutions to manufacture DT3D Boxing gloves. Although there is no specific information on the use 3D printer, but the technology has replaced traditional foam layers with a lattice containing thousands of shock absorbers, providing a level of precision not possible with traditional manufacturing techniques. Shock-absorbing mesh structures are generally more durable than foam and work well in a variety of ways.
●DT3D Boxing gloves absorb and direct energy upon impact while providing athletes with greater hand comfort.
●They feature a dual strap closure system and wrist brace support for enhanced athlete support, comfort and performance.
●Hayabusa Added thermo-regulatory lining to keep hands cool, exterior in OEM leather Vylar Designed to increase the durability of the glove.
it’s not3D First application of printing in the sports field, in recent years many companies also use3DPrinting technology creates sporting goods:
●Wilson sporting goods Launched a use 3D Basketball prototype designed using printing technology. But these are not the only cases.
●Canadian sporting goods manufacturer CCM Hockey And Carbon co-produces the world’s first access NHL approved 3D Printed hockey helmet liners.
●Cavendish Imaging is a London-based company that makes masks to allow athletes with facial injuries, such as a broken nose or cheekbone, to continue playing.
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