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Most of the commonly used wood in table tennis blades are:

Hinoki - A species of cypress native to central Japan. The wood is lemon-scented, light pinkish-brown, with a rich, straight grain, and is highly rot-resistant. Hinoki has the property of being very soft with a nice soft touch in short, but very fast when hitting. The biggest drawback is probably weight, that is apart from it’s scarcity and cost.
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Balsa - Forest tree of lowland Central America. As it is low-density but high in strength, balsa is a very popular material to use when making light, stiff structures. It has a typical density of about 160 kg/m³. In blades Balsa is often combined with carbon + 2 outer plies of plywood, to make te blade light and fast at the same time.
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Koto - The wood is tight and rather solid. It has a nicely striped, decorative design and therefore is often used as surface veneer (with a thickness of 0.7/0.8 mm)

Limba - A large tree in the family Combretaceae, native to tropical western Africa. The wood is either a light (‘white limba’) or with dark stripes (‘black limba’ or ‘korina’) hardwood. Limba has excellent acoustic properties, and so good vibrations which make this wood excellent for table tennis blades. The thinner veneers of limba that are being used in table tennis blades are popular for topspin game. The wood gives good acoustic click sound when used with softer rubbers and it’s vibrations or flex is liked by top spin players. The more the thickness, it increases the hitting ability.

Ayous - The high elasticity of this African wood gives quite a nice bounce effect when inside the blade. It is not that great a top veneer wood as it is not very pliable. Seemingly ayous is more often used in Asian blades, whereas Limba is used in European blades. There are exceptions though.

Kiri - A light weight, soft but very tight and torsionally stiff type of wood, mainly used as core veneer. Almost every Butterfly table tennis blade that is made in Japan has a Kiri core. More durable, heavier and harder than balsa. This is one of the main reasons why Butterfly blades are heavier than other manufacturer’s blades.

Spruce - Spruce is amazing ply that results in a good feedback and generates a unique sound when the ball is hit.


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