Carbon fiber as the most advanced high-tech material in modern industry is widely used.

Carbon fiber is made from specially treated high-quality polyacrylonitrile (PAN). Pan-based carbon fibers have 1000 to 48,000 carbon filaments, each 5-7μm in diameter, and all are microcrystalline ink structures. Carbon fibers are usually cured together with resins to form composites. These carbon-fiber components are lighter and stronger than parts made of metal, such as aluminum, or other fiber-reinforced composites.

The unique properties and designability of carbon fiber make it an ideal choice for a variety of processes and applications.

Mechanical data and dynamic performance

High strength

High modulus

Low density

Low creep rate

Good vibration absorption

Resistance to fatigue

Chemical properties

Chemical inertness

No corrosive

Strong resistance to acid, alkali, and organic solvents

The thermal performance

Thermal expansion

Low thermal conductivity

The electromagnetic performance

The low X-ray absorption rate

There is no magnetic

Electrical properties

High conductivity