High Strength And Stiffness Carbon Fiber Pipe With Low Weight

Product Description

OEM Winding Carbon Fiber Tube Customized High-Quality 3K Carbon Fiber Pipe

Due to their unique properties, carbon fiber tubes are used in numerous applications over traditional materials such as aluminum, steel, and titanium.

• High strength and stiffness with low weight
• Excellent fatigue resistance
• Dimensional stability: Low to Zero CTE (Coefficient of Thermal Expansion)

Specifications:

• Product name: Carbon Fiber Tube
• Raw Materials: Carbon Fiber, Epoxy Resin
• Manufacturing Method: Roll-Wrapped
• Carbon Fiber Material: 1K, 3K, 6K, 12K, 24K (according to customer requirements)
• Structure: UW, U= Undirectional Prepreg, W= Woven Prepreg
• Surface: Twill Glossy/Twill Matte/Plain Glossy / Plain Matte
• Density: 1.5g/cm³
• Diameter Range O.D.: From 6mm O.D. to 300 mm
• Length: From 1 Meter to 4 Meters
• Colors: Black Or Any Color from RAL
• Applications:: Sports equipment, medical equipment, transportation, communications, drones, smart robots, new energy vehicles, etc

Types of Carbon Fiber Tubes

Standard Modulus Carbon Fiber Tubing (SM)

This is the most common grade of carbon fiber used for our carbon fiber tubes. Standard modulus offers excellent strength and stiffness. It is 1.5X stiffer than aluminum and is the most economical grade.

Intermediate Modulus Carbon Fiber Tubing (IM)

This grade of tubing offers enhanced stiffness over standard modulus carbon fiber tubing with the same or better strength. The intermediate modulus is approximately two times stiffer than aluminum tubing.

High Modulus Carbon Fiber Tubing (HM)

At three times stiffer than aluminum (or equivalent to steel stiffness), this grade of tubing has very similar strength to standard modulus carbon fiber tubing. It is an excellent choice for demanding, weight-sensitive applications.

Ultra-High Modulus Carbon Fiber Tubing (UHM)

Incredible stiffness at four to five times that of aluminum or 1.5 times that of steel. Ultra-high modulus has lower strength and is not recommended for high-stress applications.