Brands/Dr. Neubauer
Germany · founded 1995
Dr. Neubauer table tennis equipment
Modern defensive specialist: long pips, antispin and control blades designed for disruption, not looping. A German laboratory brand for combination bats.
Dr. Neubauer GmbH · Germany · 62 rubbers · 19 blades
Dr. Neubauer at a glance
- Legal name
- Dr. Neubauer GmbH
- Headquarters
- Germany
- Founded
- 1995
- Country
- Germany
- Also known as
- Dr Neubauer
- Official site
- www.drneubauer.com
About Dr. Neubauer table tennis equipment
Dr. Neubauer (Dr. Neubauer GmbH / LTD, Germany) was founded in the early 2000s by Dr. Herbert Neubauer — seven-time World Veterans Champion and a specialist in frictionless long pips and antispin. Distribution sits around Wendelstein / Nuremberg. The catalogue almost ignores inverted looping: long pips, antispin, short pips and slow control blades for choppers, blockers and combination players.
Sheets are often offered OX (no sponge) and with thin sponge — the difference that decides reversal versus control. Killer, Explosion, Barricade Extra, Combination blades and Anti Special (including A-B-S 2 EVO) are the disruption names this catalogue indexes. Unlike Butterfly Feint or Victas Curl, Dr. Neubauer iterates pips geometry aggressively.
All listed sheets are ITTF-approved versions sold in Europe. Factory speed on long pips is not comparable to Tenergy speed — the 0–100 index still lets you sort within pips, which is the useful comparison. OX generally means more reversal and a dead return; sponge versions add speed and a slightly more controllable block.
Dr. Neubauer sits with der-materialspezialist and Sauer & Tröger in German defensive forums. Compare inside long pips and antispin. Players looking for Tenergy-class topspin should leave this page for Butterfly, Tibhar or Andro.
History of Dr. Neubauer
Dr. Herbert Neubauer, a decorated veterans champion, built Dr. Neubauer GmbH around frictionless long pips and antispin after 2002. The brand became a European leader in disruption rubber by iterating geometries (Killer, Explosion, Barricade) faster than mainstream inverted houses.
How Dr. Neubauer compares
Dr. Neubauer vs der-materialspezialist vs Sauer & Tröger vs Butterfly Feint vs Victas Curl: compare inside long pips and antispin, not against looping tensors. Dr. Neubauer updates disruption geometries more often; OX vs sponge is the first decision. A “fast” Dr. Neubauer sheet is still not Tenergy.
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Who Dr. Neubauer is for
Choppers, combination-bat players, antispin blockers, and coaches specifying a disruptive backhand rather than a looping one.
Dr. Neubauer FAQ
- Does Dr. Neubauer make inverted looping rubbers?
- The brand’s identity is pips, anti and defensive woods. A few inverted control sheets exist, but players come here for disruption, not Tenergy-class topspin.
- OX or sponge for Dr. Neubauer long pips?
- OX (no sponge) generally means more reversal and a dead return; sponge versions add speed and a slightly more controllable block. Product pages list which thicknesses and OX options the factory ships.
- Which Dr. Neubauer long pips for chopping?
- Barricade-type sheets and slower OX versions are the usual chopping answer; Killer and Explosion families are more aggressive disruption. Product pages list OX versus sponge. A coach who already names a sheet is the best filter — this catalogue then shows hardness and ITTF code.
- Who is Dr. Herbert Neubauer?
- The founder and namesake: a multiple World and European Veterans champion who built the brand around long pips and antispin. Products are tested under that disruption brief, not as looping tensors.
- Dr. Neubauer antispin vs long pips?
- Antispin (including A-B-S type sheets) kills incoming spin with a slick surface. Long pips reverse or float depending on OX vs sponge and pips geometry. Product pages list which you are looking at.
Dr. Neubauer rubbers and blades in this catalogue
Factory speed, spin, control and hardness below are Dr. Neubauer catalogue figures remapped onto TableTennisReview’s shared 0–100 index so a Dr. Neubauer sheet can sit next to Butterfly, DHS or Tibhar without mixing scales. Only ITTF-approved versions stocked in European shops are listed.
Dr. Neubauer rubbers · 62
Dr. Neubauer blades · 19
Dr. Neubauer is a trademark of Dr. Neubauer GmbH. Logos identify products in this independent catalogue.