Description
Carbon tube specification
Material: 100% carbon fiber, fiberglass, fiberglass and carbon fiber:
Surface: 1k/3k/6k plain weave, twill, unidirectional, matte, glossy, painted, pasted logo, etc.
Characteristics: high strength, high modulus, light specific gravity, high temperature resistance,
corrosion resistance, acid and alkali resistance, oxidation resistance, creep resistance,
UV resistance, small thermal expansion coefficient, etc.
Advantages: It can operate under high temperatures and harsh environments,
is durable, is extruded, and is not prone to deformation and aging;
Production: high temperature solidification molding, subsequent processing,
machine grinding, CNC cutting and other procedures;
1. Product specifications and sizes are customized according to customer requirements;
2. Special-shaped products must be provided by the customer with 3D drawings or product samples;
3. Molds are required for special shaped products.
Carbon Tube Application
Carbon fiber tubes find a wide range of applications across various industries due to their unique combination of strength,
light weight, and durability. Some common applications of carbon fiber tubes include:
- Aerospace: Used in aircraft and spacecraft components to reduce weight without compromising strength, contributing to fuel efficiency and improved performance.
- Automotive: Employed in the manufacturing of lightweight and strong components, such as car frames, body panels, and interior structures, to enhance fuel efficiency and overall vehicle performance.
- Sports and Recreation: Utilized in the construction of bicycle frames, golf club shafts, fishing rods, and other sports equipment to provide a lightweight yet robust solution.
- Marine Industry: Applied in the manufacturing of boat and yacht components, such as masts, hull reinforcements, and outriggers, to enhance strength while minimizing weight.
- Industrial Applications: Used in various industrial settings for structural supports, robotics, and machinery components, where high strength and low weight are crucial.
- Renewable Energy: Employed in wind turbine blades and other renewable energy structures
- due to their high strength-to-weight ratio, helping improve the efficiency and reliability of renewable energy systems.
- Medical Devices: Utilized in the production of lightweight and rigid components for medical devices such as braces, prosthetics, and imaging equipment.
- Construction: Applied in the construction industry for reinforcing structures, providing strength, and reducing overall weight in certain applications.
- Telecommunications: Used in the manufacturing of lightweight yet sturdy components for antennas and communication towers.
- Hobbyist and DIY Projects: Popular among hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts for various projects, including model aircraft, drones, and custom-made structures.