Badminton Racket Load Spreader Key benefits Protects the racket frame from cracking during the stringing process by reducing stress concentration from high string tension. Grooved, lined design helps hold the spreader securely in place and provides steady alignment while you work. Increases the contact area to distribute pressure evenly, reducing the risk of frame damage and extending racket life. Makes stringing and handling easier and safer for both technicians and DIY users. What it does (function) Acts as a load spreader placed on the racket frame to enlarge the bearing surface where string tension is applied. Distributes the pressure caused by tensioning so the frame is less likely to develop cracks or deformation. Serves as a protective aid before and after mounting or removing strings (for example, during installation and removal operations). Compatibility and use Designed for use with badminton rackets during stringing and related maintenance. Suitable for use by stringing professionals, coaches, and players who restring rackets at home or in a shop. Works with standard stringing machines and manual stringing setups to add a protective interface between clamp/tension points and the racket frame. Performance and handling Grooved (lined) surface provides improved grip and positional stability so the spreader stays where it’s needed during tensioning. Enlarges the effective support area to lower peak pressure, reducing the likelihood of stress-related damage. Simple to place and remove, helping speed up the stringing process while maintaining protection. Practical scenarios Professional stringing shop: Use the spreader when tensioning high-tension strings to protect expensive frames and reduce repair risk. Home stringing or DIY repairs: Protect the racket when replacing strings yourself, especially when using higher tension settings. Tournament prep: Place the spreader during quick string checks or retensioning to avoid accidental stress that can lead to cracks. Notes Intended specifically for badminton racket use during stringing and handling operations. Check your stringing workflow and positioning to ensure the spreader is placed where it will distribute pressure most effectively.