Why Does Tensor Rubber Shrink? | Table Tennis Secrets Revealed

Ever wondered why your table tennis Tensor rubber shrinks after removal? In this video, we dive into the science and reasons behind this common phenomenon. Learn practical tips to avoid shrinkage and keep your equipment in top condition.
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[@timoernst]

Tip: When applying a new sheet to the blade, don’t use too much force when rolling it on as it will cause additional stretch and change the playing characteristics.
Also, don’t use a blow dryer on its hot setting because this will also cause a new sheet to relax and stretch too much during application.
If you have followed these rules and remove the sheet, it won’t shrink as much.
However, if you re-glue a used rubber, apply a little bit of force and heat (with a hairdryer) when rolling it on (with a bottle or so) cause this will stretch the shrunken rubber to fit the blade. Do NOT stretch the rubber with your hands like a pizza dough cause this will lead to an uneven stretch. Always roll it on with cylinder-shaped object.

[@rameshchandraprusty]

Thank you for your feedback I appreciate it your time details explain.

[@atifsana4279]

Or use lamp oil simply is the best or baby oil .. on the back side

[@rameshchandraprusty]

Have you tested ?

[@richardparker1338]

If you put that on the backside, there's no way the glue will stick.

[@rameshchandraprusty]

@richardparker1338 true

[@junchen4571]

a way to expand it back is by boosting the rubber, dont put too thick of a layer but all tensor rubbers are factory boosted, just the booster has died down, I use haifu and it doesnt bubble up, but the booster layer must be thin

[@rameshchandraprusty]

Thanks for the information will try

[@john.s1962]

I use baby oil, works really well. Don't even need flue before the boosting, just put very little oil on the bare sponge and a few hours later it's all ready.

[@rameshchandraprusty]

Surely will experiment