andro® RASANT Tech Talk (english subtitle)

High Tech rubber production MADE IN GERMANY. andro shows how RASANT is produced and what kind of development efforts are put into this high-performance rubber.
From raw material to finished product - here you can see how the components are processed.
What role do sponge and rubber sheet play and how do they interact? Developers and engineers provide insides to many interesting questions.

[@amirhooshang1269]

I tried both 42 and R47 both are great rubbers on Carbonado 45 and on Clipper Cr WRB, lots of spin and great control.

[@Tabvn]

just ordered two RasantTubo 1.9 red, and black. Waiting to receive and try :) Table Tennis Love from Danang, Vietnam

[@Goriaas]

sure thats no problem general rule of thumb is soft, fast rubber not too spinny rub are better for backhand since its naturally a smaller swing so you cant generate as much power. On forehand you generally want a harder rubber and not quite as fast(though thats up to preference) since the forehand allows you to generate more power on its own it needs less help from the rub. Thats why most players(especially pros) prefer spinnier harder but slightly less speedy(so more control) rubs on the FH

[@jorgehumbertoalvarez7364]

Why did they stop produce it??????? It was a superb rubber, not only the rasant one but the rasant powergrip, and the rasant grip, and the rasant turbo too

[@CupcakesDeluxe]

im a bit new to the sport so i still have a lot to learn about which rubber are best for which side :p

[@chuchu1569]

ESN Tensor all the best, Barvo！

[@shugywahid9]

👍🏓

[@jephersonroach2010]

Saludos!

[@jihankicalpis]

ラザントって凄いじゃん

[@zaharaddeenshuaibu6872]

I like rubber

[@yyddod]

nice rubber

[@amirhooshang1269]

R48 is the best FH, thanks to Andro.

[@CupcakesDeluxe]

better for forehand or backhand?

[@Goriaas]

clearly for backhand

[@gurubachansingh9971]

I already India table tennis rubber making factory works I would I use a rubber in Japan or the technology in that I want to pay the full video

[@gurubachansingh9971]

how to heat or cooking this rubber