Coloured Carbon Fibre Fabric - Carbon fibre interwoven with coloured polyester look

Coloured Carbon Fibre Fabric - Carbon fibre interwoven with coloured polyester lookCarbon fibre is interwoven with brightly coloured polyester (PET), giving the finished fabric a unique and eye catching look. The coloured fabric contains 50 percent polyester and therefore has less strength than pure carbon fibre fabrics; it should not be used for structural applications. Used for: The fabric is used as an eye catching top layer in carbon fibre reinforced composites. The moulded composites are used for design details for sport

and VCI products can therefore be used to avoid corrosion inside electrical enclosures and cabinets

The material offers a warm and silky-smooth feel

laboratory ware

The tubes can be manufactured with different inner diameters and wall thicknesses

moulds for vacuum forming

The samples are selected to show the wide range of possible patterns

and disposable cutlery due to its cost-effectiveness and formability

It is used to mould components for prototypes and low-volume production in a wide range of plastics that are rarely available for direct 3D printing

polypropylene

A clear protective coating is often applied to further increase the fabric’s durability

The graphite can expand to a volume of 250 cm³/g and reaches full expansion at a temperature of close to 1000°C

but you can get glass elements for high-energy applications such as laser cutting and drilling