100% 3K Plain Weave Carbon Fiber Sheets Plate 200 X 300 X 1 MM

Product Description

Carbon Fiber Sheet 200 X 300 X 1 MM - 100% 3K Plain Weave Carbon Fiber Sheets Plate

Low CTE

Metal or composite materials are prone to expansion and deformation caused by temperature changes. As a material with a low thermal expansion coefficient, carbon fiber board is basically not affected by temperature, which can ensure the stability and reliability of the panel and improve the accuracy and performance.

About this item

• Premium Carbon Fiber Sheets - Our high-strength vacuum-infused composite carbon fiber sheets are manufactured using 100% carbon fiber reinforced with a clear epoxy resin matrix. All composite stacks are laid by hand to ensure maximum homogenization of fiber alignment that provide high bending stiffness and axial strength.
• Wide Application - Carbon fiber sheets' plain weave pattern was straight and uniform which has an attractive appearance and performance, it great for DIY hobbyist projects like R/C cars or drones, quadcopters, Prototypes, backing plates, dash filler plates, etc.
• High-Performance Design - Carbon fiber sheets have a glossy finish on both sides with a plastic surface protection sheet and have been press cured for maximum carbon density and strength, with high-grade mechanical properties and a perfect surface finish.
• Super Strong & Lightweight - Our carbon sheets are super stiff, sturdy, lightweight, and durable, will not tear or rip easily, and easy to cut with a saw or water jet without crumbs being created, and do some amazing DIY jobs easily.

Carbon Fiber Sheet Plate Specification:

What is the difference between sheets of carbon fiber and a carbon fiber plate?

Both terms can apply to carbon fiber. The term "sheet" implies a thin light material like a sheet of paper, whereas "plate" implies a heavy thick material like a 3/4-inch steel plate. We feel that the word "sheet" is more appropriate for carbon fiber because carbon fiber is typically lightweight and is typically used in thin sections due to its tremendous strength. On the other hand, we produce 1 ½ in carbon fiber that would definitely be considered plate. Both terms appear on our website because people will use them interchangeably.