Carbon fiber fabric (Carbon) – the material is derived from carbon fiber and is used in the construction of composite materials such as ship, yacht, aircraft, car / motorcycle parts, sports equipment, etc. production. Carbon fabric is distinguished by high hardness, heat resistance, low weight and belongs to the group of flammable materials.
On average, one layer of carbon fiber fabric in a laminate replaces five layers of glass fiber of the same thickness, allowing very light and rigid parts or structures to be made. It is most often used in vacuum and vacuum infusion technologies or by hand lamination and gluing of parts using epoxy, urethane, vinyl ester and polyester resins.
200 g / m2 TWILL 2/2 is the most commonly used carbon fiber fabric.
Features:
- High hardness
- Very durable
- Lightweight
- High chemical resistance
- High temperature tolerance
- Low thermal expansion
Weave: Twill 2/2
Weight: 200 g / m2 ± 5%
Width: 100 cm
Fabric thickness: 0.28 mm
Laminate thickness: 0.32 mm
Resin consumption: ~ 240 g / m2
