Carbon Fiber Multi-Axial Fabric is a specialized form of composite material designed for use in various high-performance applications. This fabric is made from carbon fiber, which is renowned for its high strength-to-weight ratio, stiffness, and durability. Unlike traditional woven fabrics that typically align fibers in two directions (warp and weft), multi-axial fabrics layer fibers in multiple orientations. This multi-directional arrangement can include fibers laid at 0 degrees, 90 degrees, +/-45 degrees, or any other angle, depending on the specific requirements of the application.
The structure of Multi-Axial Carbon Fiber Fabric is created by stitching or bonding together several layers of carbon fiber in different orientations. This technique enhances the mechanical properties of the composite material, allowing for tailored stiffness, strength, and flexibility in multiple directions. The result is a material that can withstand stresses and loads from various angles, making it exceptionally suitable for complex shapes and structures.
Feature:
l High Strength-to-Weight Ratio:
Carbon fiber is renowned for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, making multi-axial fabric an ideal reinforcement material for lightweight yet strong composite structures.
l Tailored Mechanical Properties:
The ability to orient fibers in multiple directions allows for the customization of mechanical properties, such as stiffness, strength, and impact resistance, to suit specific application requirements.
l Strength and Stiffness:
Carbon fibers are known for their incredibly high strength-to-weight ratio, and arranging them in multiple directions only increases their overall strength and stiffness. Multi-Axial fabrics can handle high loads and impact forces from various angles.
l Lightweight:
Despite their excellent strength and stiffness, carbon fiber materials are very lightweight. This makes them perfect for applications where weight savings are crucial, such as in aerospace, automotive, and sports equipment.
Application:
l Aerospace:
Multi-axial carbon fiber fabrics are widely used in aerospace applications, including aircraft fuselages, wings, and structural components, where lightweight, high-strength materials are essential.
l Automotive:
In the automotive industry, multi-axial fabrics are employed in the production of lightweight, high-performance components such as body panels, chassis reinforcements, and interior trim.
l Sporting Goods:
Carbon fiber composites reinforced with multi-axial fabrics are used in the manufacture of sporting goods such as bicycles, tennis rackets, and golf clubs, where strength, stiffness, and light weight are critical.
l Marine:
Multi-axial carbon fiber fabrics find applications in marine structures such as boat hulls, masts, and propellers, offering high strength and corrosion resistance in harsh marine environments.
Specification:
Code | Yarn | Direction | Weight(g/m2) | W(mm)*L(m) |
KF305/CBX200 | 12K/25K | +45/-45 | 200 | 1270*50 |
KF305/CLT200 | 12K/25K | 0/90 | 200 | 1270*50 |
KF305/CBX400 | 25K | +45/-45 | 400 | 1270*50 |
KF305/CLT400 | 25K | 0/90 | 400 | 1270*50 |
KF305/CBX600 | 50K | +45/-45 | 600 | 1270*50 |
KF305/CLT600 | 50K | 0/90 | 600 | 1270*50 |
KF305/CTX600 | 50K | 0/+45/-45 or +45/-45/90 | 600 | 1270*50 |
KF305/CTX800 | 50K | 0/+45/-45 or +45/-45/90 | 600 | 1270*50 |
KF305/QX380 | 12K | 0/90/+45/-45 | 380 | 1270*50 |
KF305/QX800 | 25K/50K | 0/90/+45/-45 | 800 | 1270*50 |
*Specific products could be made according to customers’requirements.
