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Graphite is used in the production of shafts and some wood heads. It is much stronger per gram than steel. Graphite shafts allow designers to use more mass in the club head or to make cubs longer and still fall within playable swingweight ranges. Graphite also absorbs more vibration than steel (without additional dampers) and is often favored by senior players in irons. ...
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Synthetic filament material used for shaft and head production, produced through a series of heating steps. Graphite fibers may differ greatly in strength and modulus
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In powder form, a dry substance that works well for lubricating racecar wheels and axles. Available from Pitsco in small bottles.
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