Carbon Fiber Sheet

Description

Carbon Fiber Sheet consists of aligned or woven carbon fibers embedded in a polymer resin, engineered for structural efficiency. Its low density and high tensile strength make it superior to steel in weight-critical applications. Available in various thicknesses, it’s used for custom parts in robotics, sports gear, and construction, balancing durability with design flexibility.

Feature：

High strength:

Carbon Fiber Sheet exhibits exceptional tensile strength, far exceeding that of traditional materials like steel while maintaining a significantly lower weight, making it ideal for load-bearing applications where both strength and lightweight properties are critical.

Corrosion resistance:

It is highly resistant to chemical erosion, moisture, and environmental degradation, ensuring long-term structural integrity even in harsh industrial or marine environments where metal materials would easily rust or deteriorate.

High-temperature resistance:

This material can withstand elevated temperatures without losing its mechanical properties, maintaining stability and strength in high-heat conditions such as near engines or in industrial furnaces, outperforming many polymer-based composites.

Application：

Aerospace and automotive：

Used in aircraft panels, car body components, and racing parts to reduce weight without sacrificing strength.

Structural reinforcement：

Applied in building beams, bridges, and industrial frames to enhance load-bearing capacity.

Sports and leisure equipment：

Utilized in bicycle frames, golf club shafts, and drone bodies for lightweight, high-performance designs.

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