What is carbon fiber?

Carbon fiber is a fiber composed of carbon atoms. Its carbon content is generally more than 90%. It is a material with high strength and high mold, and is then oxidized and carbonized at high temperature. Compared with other fibers, it has Known for its light weight, high strength and exceptional durability. This material was originally used extensively in aerospace, but has now expanded into automotive, sporting goods, construction, medical and more. Carbon fiber's superior performance stems from its microstructure, which consists of long, thin carbon fiber bundles that are ordered in a resin matrix to create a strong yet lightweight composite.

Characteristics of carbon fiber products:

* Lightweight and high strength: Carbon fiber’s specific strength (ratio of strength to weight) exceeds that of many traditional materials, making it ideal for lightweight designs.

* Rigidity and Stiffness: Carbon fiber has excellent rigidity and stiffness and can be used to create parts that require a high degree of stiffness.

* Corrosion Resistance: Carbon fiber is highly resistant to chemical corrosion, allowing it to perform well in harsh environments.

* High temperature stability: Carbon fiber maintains stable performance in high temperature environments and is suitable for high temperature applications.

Application areas:

The versatility of carbon fiber makes it suitable for a wide range of applications in a variety of industries, such as: