Different Width Unidirectional Carbon Fiber Cloth/Tape/Webbing for Building Strengthen¹

Product Description  Product DescriptionUnidirectional carbon fiber fabric is a type of carbon reinforcement that is non-woven and features all fibers running in a single, parallel direction. There is no cross-section weave that divides the fiber strength in half with another direction. This allows for the concentrated density of fibers that provide maximum longitudinal tensile potential-greater than any other weave of fabric. For comparison, this is 3 times the longitudinal tensile strength of structural steel at one-fifth of the weight density.Unidirectional fabrics are also available in very light weights; even lighter than their woven counterparts. This allows for more controlled constructions of precision parts and precise engineering in layups.Features:Good dispersion, not easy to wear, less hairiness, good compatibility with PP resinAdding strength in just one directionFatigue resistance for durable strengthLightweight, flexible, high-strengthEasy to impregnate using wet or dry lay-up methods Detailed PhotosProduct Parameters TypeH12K-CF200H12K-CF300GradeHigh Strength Class IHigh Strength Class IIHigh Strength Class IHigh Strength Class IITensile Strength(Mpa)≥3400≥3000≥3400≥3000Tensile Modulus(Gpa)≥240≥210≥240≥210Elongation(%)≥1.7≥1.5≥1.7≥1.5Thickness(mm)0.1110.1110.1670.167Weight(g/m2)200200300300Packing Photos  Application Widely used in construction, infrastructure, electronics, electrical.Strengthen for increasing load capacity.Address changes in structural system, like slab openings and walls, beams or columns removal.Retrofit for seismic, wind or blast.Restore strength of structural elements damaged by fire or vehicle impact.Restore strength to deteriorated and corroded members.  Give us a chance, and we' ll return you with satisfaction. 

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