Integral low maintenance cue tip

Games using tangible projectile – Billiards or pool – Cue

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A63D 1512

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059385367

ABSTRACT:
A cue tip is provided from a polyurethane elastomer having a hardness between Shore A 60 to Shore D 50. The cue tip has a hemispherically shaped striking surface having a diameter of between 7.0 and 15 millimeters and exhibiting a high coefficient of friction with billiard balls in an unchalked condition.

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