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Corrosion Resistant Carbon Fiber Twill High Performance Premium Composite Reinforcement

MOQ: 300㎡
Price: $9.58-$12.68(㎡)
Standard Packaging: Palletize
Delivery Period: 3-7 work days
Payment Method: T/T
Supply Capacity: 15000㎡/month
Detail Information
Place of Origin
CHINA
Brand Name
WGSC
Certification
ISO9001
Grade:
T300/T700
Weave Structure:
2×2 Twill/4H Satin/5H Satin
​Areal Density (g/m²)​:
Custom-made
Resin Wet-Out Time:
≤20s /≤25s/≤30s
Elongation:
1.5%
Material:
Carbon Fiber
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Corrosion Resistant Carbon Fiber Twill

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Corrosion Resistant carbon fiber fabric roll

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High Performance Carbon Fiber Twill

Product Description
Carbon Fiber Twill Fabric | Premium Composite Reinforcement For Demanding Applications
Attribute Value
Thickness 0.5mm
Width 1040mm
Surface Treatment Silane Sizing
Shelf Life 6 months
Moisture Content ≤ 0.2%
Application Hand Lay-up, Filament Winding, Compression Molding
Product Introduction
Carbon Fiber Twill Fabric is engineered for applications requiring a balance of strength, flexibility, and aesthetic appeal. Characterized by its 2x2 or 4x4 twill weave pattern, this material offers enhanced drapeability and resistance to fraying, making it ideal for curved or complex geometries.
  • High Tensile Strength: Ranges from 3,000 -5,000 MPa, making it suitable for structural components under heavy stress.
  • Lightweight: Density as low as 1.5 -2.0 g/cm³, critical for aerospace and automotive industries.
  • Thermal Stability: Operates effectively up to 300 °C without significant degradation.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Impervious to acids, alkalis, and moisture, ideal for marine and industrial applications.
 
Manufacturing Process
  1. Precursor Processing:
    Polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fibers undergo stabilization (200-300°C) and carbonization (1,000-3,000°C) to form graphite-like structures.
  2. Weaving:
    Carbon filaments (5-25 µm diameter) are interlaced in a 2x2 or 4x4 twill pattern using automated looms to create a diagonal ribbed texture.
  3. Resin Impregnation:
    Fibers are coated with epoxy, polyester, or vinyl ester resin to enhance adhesion and durability.
  4. Layer Consolidation:
    Multiple twill layers are stacked and bonded using heat-resistant adhesives.
  5. Curing:
    Heat and pressure (120-150°C, 0.5-1.0 MPa) ensure full resin curing and void elimination.
 
Usage Precautions
  • Handling:
    Wear PPE (gloves, goggles) to avoid fiber irritation; use sharp tools cautiously to prevent breakage.
  • Resin Compatibility:
    Match fabric type (e.g., standard modulus vs. high modulus) with epoxy, polyester, or vinyl ester resins.
  • Curing Conditions:
    Maintain 120 -150°C and 0.5 -1.0 MPa pressure during curing to eliminate voids.
  • Storage:
    Store in dry, ventilated areas (humidity <60%); avoid prolonged UV exposure to prevent coating degradation.
 
Specifications
Parameter Details
Material PAN-based carbon fiber + epoxy/vinyl ester
Weave Pattern 2x2 or 4x4 Twill
Unit Weight 160-400 g/m²
Thickness 0.1-0.6 mm
Tensile Strength 3,000-5,000 MPa
Elastic Modulus 70-200 GPa
Operating Temp -60°C to +300°C
Surface Resistivity >10¹² Ω (electrical insulation)
Certifications ISO 9001, REACH, RoHS
 
Applications
Aerospace
Aircraft Components: Reinforces fuselage panels, wings, and engine mounts. The twill weave's flexibility suits contoured surfaces like helicopter rotor blades.
Automotive
Performance Vehicles: Enhances strength of EV chassis and suspension components. Used in Formula 1 car body panels for lightweight durability.
Wind Energy
Turbine Blades: Reinforces leading edges to withstand high wind loads and fatigue. The twill pattern improves stress distribution in large blades.
Marine
Boat Hulls: Corrosion-resistant alternative to steel/aluminum. Used in yacht superstructures for saltwater durability.
Architecture
Lightweight Structures: Reinforces concrete panels and facades for energy-efficient buildings.
Sports Equipment
Bicycle Frames: Lightweight yet durable frames for racing bikes. The twill weave balances stiffness and vibration dampening.
Industrial Machinery
Robotics & Drones: Used in robotic arms and UAV frames for high strength-to-weight ratios.
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PRODUCTS DETAILS
Corrosion Resistant Carbon Fiber Twill High Performance Premium Composite Reinforcement
MOQ: 300㎡
Price: $9.58-$12.68(㎡)
Standard Packaging: Palletize
Delivery Period: 3-7 work days
Payment Method: T/T
Supply Capacity: 15000㎡/month
Detail Information
Place of Origin
CHINA
Brand Name
WGSC
Certification
ISO9001
Grade:
T300/T700
Weave Structure:
2×2 Twill/4H Satin/5H Satin
​Areal Density (g/m²)​:
Custom-made
Resin Wet-Out Time:
≤20s /≤25s/≤30s
Elongation:
1.5%
Material:
Carbon Fiber
Minimum Order Quantity:
300㎡
Price:
$9.58-$12.68(㎡)
Packaging Details:
Palletize
Delivery Time:
3-7 work days
Payment Terms:
T/T
Supply Ability:
15000㎡/month
Highlight

Corrosion Resistant Carbon Fiber Twill

,

Corrosion Resistant carbon fiber fabric roll

,

High Performance Carbon Fiber Twill

Product Description
Carbon Fiber Twill Fabric | Premium Composite Reinforcement For Demanding Applications
Attribute Value
Thickness 0.5mm
Width 1040mm
Surface Treatment Silane Sizing
Shelf Life 6 months
Moisture Content ≤ 0.2%
Application Hand Lay-up, Filament Winding, Compression Molding
Product Introduction
Carbon Fiber Twill Fabric is engineered for applications requiring a balance of strength, flexibility, and aesthetic appeal. Characterized by its 2x2 or 4x4 twill weave pattern, this material offers enhanced drapeability and resistance to fraying, making it ideal for curved or complex geometries.
  • High Tensile Strength: Ranges from 3,000 -5,000 MPa, making it suitable for structural components under heavy stress.
  • Lightweight: Density as low as 1.5 -2.0 g/cm³, critical for aerospace and automotive industries.
  • Thermal Stability: Operates effectively up to 300 °C without significant degradation.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Impervious to acids, alkalis, and moisture, ideal for marine and industrial applications.
 
Manufacturing Process
  1. Precursor Processing:
    Polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fibers undergo stabilization (200-300°C) and carbonization (1,000-3,000°C) to form graphite-like structures.
  2. Weaving:
    Carbon filaments (5-25 µm diameter) are interlaced in a 2x2 or 4x4 twill pattern using automated looms to create a diagonal ribbed texture.
  3. Resin Impregnation:
    Fibers are coated with epoxy, polyester, or vinyl ester resin to enhance adhesion and durability.
  4. Layer Consolidation:
    Multiple twill layers are stacked and bonded using heat-resistant adhesives.
  5. Curing:
    Heat and pressure (120-150°C, 0.5-1.0 MPa) ensure full resin curing and void elimination.
 
Usage Precautions
  • Handling:
    Wear PPE (gloves, goggles) to avoid fiber irritation; use sharp tools cautiously to prevent breakage.
  • Resin Compatibility:
    Match fabric type (e.g., standard modulus vs. high modulus) with epoxy, polyester, or vinyl ester resins.
  • Curing Conditions:
    Maintain 120 -150°C and 0.5 -1.0 MPa pressure during curing to eliminate voids.
  • Storage:
    Store in dry, ventilated areas (humidity <60%); avoid prolonged UV exposure to prevent coating degradation.
 
Specifications
Parameter Details
Material PAN-based carbon fiber + epoxy/vinyl ester
Weave Pattern 2x2 or 4x4 Twill
Unit Weight 160-400 g/m²
Thickness 0.1-0.6 mm
Tensile Strength 3,000-5,000 MPa
Elastic Modulus 70-200 GPa
Operating Temp -60°C to +300°C
Surface Resistivity >10¹² Ω (electrical insulation)
Certifications ISO 9001, REACH, RoHS
 
Applications
Aerospace
Aircraft Components: Reinforces fuselage panels, wings, and engine mounts. The twill weave's flexibility suits contoured surfaces like helicopter rotor blades.
Automotive
Performance Vehicles: Enhances strength of EV chassis and suspension components. Used in Formula 1 car body panels for lightweight durability.
Wind Energy
Turbine Blades: Reinforces leading edges to withstand high wind loads and fatigue. The twill pattern improves stress distribution in large blades.
Marine
Boat Hulls: Corrosion-resistant alternative to steel/aluminum. Used in yacht superstructures for saltwater durability.
Architecture
Lightweight Structures: Reinforces concrete panels and facades for energy-efficient buildings.
Sports Equipment
Bicycle Frames: Lightweight yet durable frames for racing bikes. The twill weave balances stiffness and vibration dampening.
Industrial Machinery
Robotics & Drones: Used in robotic arms and UAV frames for high strength-to-weight ratios.
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