Carbon Fiber Fabric Prepreg

Carbon fiber fabric prepreg is a type of fabric woven from carbon fiber filaments into various structures (such as plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave) and pre-impregnated with a specific type of resin system (such as epoxy resin), then partially cured under strictly controlled conditions. This material is in a dry solid state at room temperature and can be finally cured and molded through heating and pressure, making it a crucial intermediate material in the manufacture of high-performance composite materials.

Main Characteristics

Excellent mechanical properties

Excellent moldability and lay-up properties

Aesthetically pleasing surface

Good dimensional stability

Easy to handle, precise resin content

Main Applications

Aerospace: Used to manufacture non-load-bearing or secondary load-bearing structural components such as aircraft doors, fairings, wing panels, and interior panels.

Sports Equipment: Widely used in high-end bicycle frames, F1 racing car bodies, fishing rods, golf clubs, helmets, etc., balancing lightweight and high strength.

Automotive Industry: Used to manufacture sports car body panels, interior parts, spoilers, etc., to reduce weight and improve performance.

Medical Devices: Used in the manufacture of X-ray translucent panels, prostheses, operating table panels, medical stents, etc., due to their high strength, lightweight, and X-ray permeability.

Industrial and Consumer Electronics: Used in the manufacture of drone housings, robotic arms, high-end laptop casings, smartphone casings, etc., providing robust, durable, and lightweight solutions.

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