Carbon fiber is a widely used industrial material in internationally advanced industrial countries. This product is characterized by its light weight, high strength, high modulus, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and fatigue resistance.

High strength and high modulus: It can reach several times the strength of steel. The tensile strength of carbon fiber can reach 3-4GPa, and its modulus can reach 200-400GPa.

Lighter weight: Carbon fiber has a relatively low density, approximately 1.6-1.8g/cm³, which is only about one-fourth of steel, making carbon fiber grid cloth characterized by lightweightness.

Corrosion resistance and fatigue resistance: Carbon fiber grid cloth possesses excellent corrosion resistance and fatigue resistance, able to maintain stable performance in various harsh environments for a long time.

Suitability for damp environments: Carbon fiber grid cloth has good crack resistance, especially suitable for damp environments such as water conservancy projects and basements.

Stability and durability: Carbon fiber grid cloth exhibits excellent stability and durability, able to maintain its performance unchanged for a long time, thus improving the safety and service life of structures.

Plain Weave Carbon Fiber

Plain Weave Carbon Fiber is a fabric material made from carbon fibers using a plain weave technique. In this technique, the warp and weft yarns are interlaced in a regular pattern, with each yarn crossing over and under the other at regular intervals, resulting in a dense grid-like appearance. This fabric possesses characteristics such as high strength and modulus, durability, lightweight, corrosion and radiation resistance.

High Strength and Modulus: Plain Weave Carbon Fiberinherits the high strength and modulus properties of carbon fibers. This allows it to exhibit excellent mechanical performance when subjected to external loads.

Lightweight: Carbon fibers themselves have a very low density, making Carbon Fiber Plain Weave Fabric extremely lightweight. This lightweight property is significant for applications in aerospace, automotive manufacturing, and other fields, as it effectively reduces structural weight and improves fuel efficiency.

Durable and Abrasion Resistant: The plain weave construction of  Plain Weave Carbon Fiberresults in a high number of yarn intersections and short float yarns. This structural characteristic gives the fabric excellent abrasion resistance, enabling it to maintain good performance over extended use or under high load conditions.

Corrosion Resistance: Plain Weave Carbon Fiber exhibits excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, salts, and most solvents, maintaining stable performance in harsh chemical environments.

High Temperature Resistance: Plain Weave Carbon Fiber can maintain stable performance under high temperature conditions, demonstrating excellent heat resistance.

Low Coefficient of Thermal Expansion: Plain Weave Carbon Fiber has a low coefficient of thermal expansion, meaning it exhibits minimal dimensional changes during temperature variations, which contributes to structural stability.

Good Creep Resistance: Plain Weave Carbon Fiber exhibits excellent creep resistance, resisting permanent deformation under long-term loading.

Good Electrical Conductivity: Plain Weave Carbon Fiber possesses good electrical conductivity, making it suitable for applications requiring electrical conductivity.

Low Water Absorption: Plain Weave Carbon Fiber has low water absorption, which contributes to maintaining its stability and reliability during use.

Excellent Radiation Resistance: Plain Weave Carbon Fiber demonstrates excellent resistance to radiation, maintaining its performance stability even under exposure to radiation

Applications:

Building Reinforcement: Carbon fiber grid cloth is commonly used to reinforce concrete structures, masonry structures, and the like, such as for earthquake resistance and reinforcement of bridges, tunnels, water conservancy and hydropower projects, historical relics, and more.

Aerospace: In the aerospace industry, carbon fiber grid cloth is widely used in the manufacturing of aircraft components such as wings, fuselages, horizontal stabilizers, vertical stabilizers, and others due to its high strength and lightweight characteristics.

Automotive Manufacturing: In the automotive industry, carbon fiber grid cloth can be used to manufacture body parts, chassis, and other components, reducing the weight of the vehicle and improving fuel economy and handling performance.

Sports Equipment: Carbon fiber grid cloth is also widely used in the manufacturing of sports equipment such as golf clubs, tennis rackets, skateboards, and more. Its lightweight and high-strength characteristics can enhance athletes' competitive performance.

Fire Protection: Suitable for the production of high-end fire-resistant clothing for special industries such as military, firefighting, and steel mills.