Carbon Fibre – 200g/m2 Twill Weave (with Stabilising Web) – 1m Wide

€38.00 ex. VAT

Carbon fibre is a plastic reinforcement substance made of thin carbon atoms bonded together in crystals and woven to create material that is five times stronger, stiffer and lighter than steel. It is frequently employed in vacuum moulding and used in hand lay-up processes as well as with epoxy, vinyl ester and polyester resins.

Benefits include:
• High strength to weight ratio
• High chemical resistance (when used with epoxy resins)
• Conductive
• Tolerant to excessive heat
• Low thermal expansion

Available in Twill weave 200g/m2, One metre wide (STABILISED WITH WEB FOR IMPROVED HANDLING)

ALL LENGTHS SENT ROLLED AND PLACED IN A TUBE

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Various stabilising technologies have been present in the composites market for a long time, commonly through applying binder or powder coating. We have developed the next generation of stabilising technology using thermoplastic webs. This finish is based on calendared web technology. The use of lightweight surface webs (typically 5g – 15g) are applied to the surface of the fabric using a calendaring process providing a highly stable yet drapable fabric. The result is a fabric perfect for cutting and shaping without fraying or any significant weight increase.

The Benefits

Prevention of fraying
Improvement in handling
Excellent uniformity of web distribution
Very good drapability of fabric after stabilisation
Full chemical compatibility with most common resin systems
Stability of fibres after cutting
Ability to produce pre-forms by heating the thermoplastic web
Significantly improved impact resistance properties to the laminate
Excellent health and safety benefits when compared to powder coating fibres
No significant increase in aerial weight

Carbon Fibre – 200g/m2 Twill Weave (with Stabilising Web) – 1m Wide

The Benefits

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