600MM Carbon Fiber Sheet Low Void Fraction Drones Robotics Automotive And Marine

Product Description

Carbon Fiber Sheet 600MM | 5mm | 0/90 Layup | Low Void Fraction | Drones, Robotics, Automotive and Marine

A 100% 3K twill matte carbon fiber plate is a flat, rectangular sheet made entirely from 100% carbon fiber with a 3K twill weave pattern and a matte surface finish. Carbon fiber plates are known for their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, rigidity, and corrosion resistance, making them popular in various industries for lightweight and high-strength applications.

The 100% 3K twill matte carbon fiber plate is an excellent choice for applications where both strength and aesthetics are crucial. The twill weave pattern provides additional strength compared to other weave styles, while the matte finish adds a sleek and non-reflective appearance to the final product.

Key Characteristics:

1. 100% Carbon Fiber: The plate is composed entirely of carbon fiber material, ensuring maximum strength and stiffness in the final product.
2. 3K Twill Weave: The twill weave pattern of the carbon fibers creates a distinct diagonal pattern, providing both aesthetics and additional strength in multiple directions.
3. Matte Surface: The matte finish on the carbon fiber plate offers a non-glossy appearance, reducing reflectivity and adding a unique look to the finished product.
4. High-Strength and Lightweight: Carbon fiber plates are significantly stronger and lighter than traditional materials like steel or aluminum.
5. Corrosion Resistance: Carbon fiber is inherently corrosion-resistant, making the plate suitable for use in harsh environments or outdoor applications.

Carbon Fiber Flat Plate Specification:

What is Carbon Fiber?

Carbon fiber (also known as carbon fibre) is one of the strongest and most lightweight materials available on the market today. Five times stronger than steel and one-third its weight, carbon fiber composites are often used in aerospace, aviation, robotics, racing, and a wide variety of industrial applications.

Fabric

Carbon fiber starts as very, very thin strands of fiber that are finer than human hair. These strands are twisted together like yarn (called a tow) and woven into carbon fiber fabric which typically comes in 3k, 6k, and 12k weights. A 3k fabric has 3,000 strands of carbon in each tow while a heavier weight 6k fabric has 6,000 strands per tow.

The fabric comes in a variety of weaves that have different strength properties. The most common are plain weave, harness satin weave, twill weave, and unidirectional.

Weave is critical for two reasons: appearance and functionality. Each weave looks very different and sometimes people prefer the look of a certain weave for a specific application. Weave also impacts product strength.

A unidirectional weave creates a sheet that’s very strong in the direction of the fibers, but weak in the opposite direction. Plain and twill weaves, on the other hand, have more uniform strength since they’re strongest at the points where the fibers cross in either direction.

Composites

To make a sheet (also known as a composite), carbon fiber fabric is saturated or infused with epoxy resins and heated at high temperatures. Shaped pieces are made by layering several pieces of fabric over a mold, saturating them with resin, and heating it until the resin has infused through all layers.