Carbon Fiber Roving
Carbon Fiber Roving (commonly referred to as Carbon Fiber Tow or Yarn) is a continuous bundle of thousands of high-purity carbon fiber filaments gathered together without twist. It is classified by its filament count, such as 1K, 3K, 6K, 12K, 24K, or 50K (where "K" stands for 1,000 filaments). Treated with a specialized sizing agent, it ensures excellent compatibility and quick wetting out when processed with epoxy, vinyl ester, or polyurethane resins.
Advantages
Ultimate Tensile Strength
Provides the highest mechanical properties possible because the continuous carbon filaments remain unbroken, offering superior load-bearing capacity along the fiber direction.
Ultimate Tensile Strength
Provides the highest mechanical properties possible because the continuous carbon filaments remain unbroken, offering superior load-bearing capacity along the fiber direction.
Ultimate Tensile Strength
Provides the highest mechanical properties possible because the continuous carbon filaments remain unbroken, offering superior load-bearing capacity along the fiber direction.
Ultimate Tensile Strength
Provides the highest mechanical properties possible because the continuous carbon filaments remain unbroken, offering superior load-bearing capacity along the fiber direction.
