Carbon Fiber Multi-Axial Fabric
Carbon Fiber Multi-Axial Fabric consists of two or more layers of parallel carbon fibers laid down at different precise angles, stacked together, and then bound into a single fabric sheet using a very thin polyester stitching yarn. Common angle combinations include Biaxial (0°/90° or ±45°), Triaxial (0°/±45°), and Quadaxial (0°/90°/±45°). Because the fibers are placed perfectly straight rather than woven over and under each other, this fabric delivers maximum structural efficiency across multiple directions at once
Advantages
Multi-Directional Strength
Provides uniform, high-performance strength and stiffness across multiple axes simultaneously, making it highly efficient at handling complex, multi-directional structural loads
Non-Crimp High Efficiency
Since the parallel fiber strands are stitched rather than woven, they remain completely straight. This ensures quicker resin wet-out, less resin usage, and higher mechanical properties
Time & Labor Savings
Allows you to lay down multiple fiber directions (e.g., four layers at once with a Quadaxial fabric) in a single step, drastically reducing manufacturing time compared to laying down individual unidirectional layers
Excellent Structural Stability
The thin stitching thread holds all fiber layers tightly in place, ensuring the fabric is stable, easy to handle, and clean to cut without shifting or falling apart
