Chemically Resistant High Strength 100% 3K Carbon Fiber Panel Low Thermal Expansion

Product Description

Chemically Resistant High-Strength 100% 3K Carbon Fiber Panel - Low Thermal Expansion

The carbon sheets/panels are laminated with high-strength carbon fibers and epoxy resin. The top layer has an attractive carbon look. The carbon sheets have optimal strength and stiffness, due to the placement direction of the fibers. The carbon material is chemically resistant, exceptionally dimensionally stable, and nearly insensitive to shrinkage or expansion.

Carbon fiber sheet is manufactured by carbon fiber in which carbon 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 them until the resin has infused through all layers.

You can find here carbon fiber sheets and strips with varying dimensions. If you are making your drone or RC plane, car chassis, firewalls, bulkheads or any other custom designs that require high strength, lightweight material, these quality carbon fiber sheets are more than up to the task. It can be used in a wide range of applications including engineering, architecture, marine, aerospace, and motorsport.

Features

• Made of Carbon Fiber material
• Very Strong and Light
• Smooth Finish
• High Tensile Strength
• Excellent Quality
• Resistance to Ultraviolet Light
• Anti-aging and Corrosion Resistance

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.