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#25938 - 12/01/11 03:56 AM
Re: Bat Rolling
[Re: Nitro]
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Anonymous
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If someone is paying to get a bat rolled, more than likely its getting shaved and juiced. Its cheating and potentially dangerous. This is from one of many companies that provide the service. Notice their disclaimer at the end.
Bat rolling is a proven process using a custom built machine with specifically designed rollers used to apply pressure to a softball or baseball bat. This pressure stretches the composite fibers and resin type glues that different manufacturers use to let the composite fibers expand and work in a trampoline effect, projecting the ball further and faster than a metal type bat. This increase in trampoline effect is what causes the ball to propel off the bat faster and carry further. Bat rolling is a technique that can be done on both new and well used bats.
Bat juicing involves the process of thinning the inner walls of the bat. The goal of the process is to increase the trampoline effect of the bat in relationship to the ball when they make contact. Bat juicing will greatly increase the amount of distance a ball will travel after being hit. Shaving also adds distance to your balls that you never could have imagined. Juiced bats will cause your home runs to be up to 50 feet farther, and your line drives will be through the infield twice as fast. Juiced bats have become quite popular over the last few years, and a lot of people are swinging these shaved bats all the time. They swing them in games, exhibitions, and home run derbies. Juiced bats are fun to have, but we strenuously suggest not to use them in game play.
The shaving process starts with taking off the end cap. A company skilled in working on bats can remove end caps without damaging them at all so that they can be reused to assure a great fit and finish. The inner walls of the bat are then shaved to thin them out. Proper shaving is done on a lathe that is set to gradually remove material from the inner walls of the bat. Only about one to two ounces of weight should be removed. Shaving should not be done to the handle as this greatly increases the risk for breakage. Shaving a bat will reduce the life of the bat no matter how it is done, but improper shaving could lead to a useless bat.
ProRollers.net LLC bats should only be used in Homerun Derbies, Outlaw Leagues, and anywhere this type of modification is legal for use. Shaved bats will not be used in anyway during sanctioned league or tournament play where the bat certification is to stay below a said performance level. ProRollers.net LLC is not affiliated with any bat manufacturers in any way. All bats purchased from ProRollers.net LLC are brand new second hand and no manufacturers warranty is implied. The buyer of the service(s) assumes responsibility that this bat(s) will not be used during any league, tournament, or ball park where a, modified as such, bat is illegal.
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