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Brand Name : | Tanku |
Model Number : | OEM |
Certification : | SGS, ROHS |
Price : | Negotiable |
Payment Terms : | T/T, Western Union, L/C |
Supply Ability : | 1500pcs month |
Delivery Time : | 7 working days after receiving Order Pay |
High Performance Twill Weave Gloss Finish Carbon Fiber Roll Wrapped Tube
Carbon Fiber Roll Wrapped Tube Description:
Roll Wrapped Carbon Fiber Tube Twill Weave Gloss Finish uses high strength unidirectional equivalent carbon fiber core with an epoxy resin system to ensure a strong rigid tube that will meet your needs. In addition to this high-strength uni core, this tube is finished with a beautiful 2x2 twill weave carbon fiber and then given a gloss finish. Due to raw material constraints, it is hard to create pipes exactly at a specific measurement unless they are built over-sized and machined down so that is why our pipes may be a few thousandths off from the ideal measurement we are trying to match.
Features:
Specifications:
Product Name | Carbon Fiber Roll Wrapped Tube |
Material | 100% Carbon Fiber |
Color | Black or custom |
Surface | Matt/Glossy |
Size | Custom thickness and length |
Fiber Specifications | 1K/3K/12K |
Weaving Style | Plain/Twill |
Fiber Type | 1.Carbon fiber+carbon fiber 2.Carbon fiber+ glass fiber 3.Carbon fiber+aramid fiber |
Application | 1. Aerospace, RC model parts Helicopters Model 2. Manufacture fixtures and tooling 3. Industrial automation and robotics 4. Sports equipment 5. Musical instruments 6. Scientific apparatus 7. Medical device 8. Others |
Our Product | Carbon fiber tube, carbon fiber plate, carbon fiber profiles. |
The first use of carbon fiber in high performances goes back to 1960-1970. It became popular very quickly in every technical area where lightness and strenght were primary requirements.
Carbon fiber originates from thermal pyrolysis in a controlled oven
where a material called precursor is strongly warmed up at a
temperature of about 2000° C in an inert gas atmosphere to produce
graphite.
Then other heat treatments modify the final properties of the
fibers, for example warming up at temperatures lower than 2000°C
gives you a more strenght material, whereas with higher
temperatures you'll get a more expensive carbon fiber but with a
higher Elastic Modulus (Young's modulus).
This is why today there are many kinds of carbon fibers that, even
if they're similar, leads to products with different prices and
performances.
The carbon fibers previously obtained are lately drowned in epoxy resin (called the matrix) that acts as a binder, allowding the fibers to work together and to distribute the strain uniformly to each one of them.
As you can guess this matrix has a primary role and it has been
studied and improved in the last years, like the nanocomposite
fillers inside of it.
So the carbon fibers drowned in the matrix become to all intents and purposes a composite material like the reinforced concrete, where the final mechanical features are higher than the ones of the constituents materials.
To print a tube with these materials today there are different
technologies and each has advantages and disadvantages, but
certainly, the wrapping process used by our company is the process
with the best mechanical results. In fact, unlike other techniques
allows you to have exactly all the fibers at 0 degrees or 90
degrees to the axis, and also to control the amount of resin in the
product. For example, this would be very very difficult with the
technique of filament winding.
So our composite carbon tubes and rollers use the best technology
and materials existent nowadays to get incomparable results from
other materials.
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