Style 284 carbon fiber fabric is one of our top selling carbon fabrics, commonly used in fairings, sporting goods, and automotive applications. 284 is a twill weave, and has a diagonal pattern to it and is very common in automotive applications. This width (60") is favored by car hood manufacturers to get a quality looking hood with no seams.
As a rule we roll all reinforcements for shipping in order to maintain their structural and cosmetic integrity.
Style 262 is a warp carbon fiber cloth, this means that it has more fiber running down the length of it than across, designed for surfboard, sailboard, kiteboard, or wakeboard/wake surf applications where bulk of the strength is needed in the long direction.
As a rule we roll all reinforcements for shipping in order to maintain their structural and cosmetic integrity.
Style 262 is a warp carbon fiber cloth, this means that it has more fiber running down the length of it than across, designed for surfboard, sailboard, kiteboard, or wakeboard/wake surf applications where bulk of the strength is needed in the long direction.
As a rule we roll all reinforcements for shipping in order to maintain their structural and cosmetic integrity.
Style 284 carbon fiber fabric is one of our top selling carbon fabrics, commonly used in fairings, sporting goods, and automotive applications. 284 is a twill weave, and has a diagonal pattern to it and is very common in automotive applications.
As a rule we roll all reinforcements for shipping in order to maintain their structural and cosmetic integrity.
6oz 2x2 Twill Carbon Fiber Fabric, woven here in the USA. This carbon fiber fabric is woven with a slightly higher yarn per inch count to minimize the gap between yarns and improve hide.
The 2x2 twill weave is very popular for cosmetic applications such as hoods, dashboards, seats, etc. The twill weave results in a fabric with improved drapability for parts with compound or complex curvatures.
This is first quality material. As a rule we roll all cut yardage orders on a tube to maintain the fabrics cosmetic and structural integrity.
Sigmatex Style PC366, 8.85oz per square yard, 50" wide, Plain Weave. Woven with Toray T700SC, 12k yarns.
This carbon fabric features a more open weave for allowing air to release easily from the laminate. Great for building carbon molds, backing cosmetic carbon skins, or as a replacement for glass in laminates that need more stiffness.
Special Buy on 11.1oz Carbon Fiber Fabric. This fabric features a 6K yarn in a 5 harness satin weave (yarn goes over 4 under 1) to provide maximum drapeability and build. 60" width makes it usefull for parts like car hoods where the extra width is needed. Contains Kevlar tracer yarns spaced 12" apart across the width and 6 7/8" apart down the length.
0.0166" thick, great for parts where you need to build thickness.
TD-06-P "Checker Board" Carbon Fiber Cloth, this is a spread tow carbon fiber fabric.
Checker Board carbon fiber cloth is made from larger tows of carbon fiber that are spread during the weaving process to yield a lightweight fabric, this fabric weighs 6.2oz per square yard. The spread tow technology was developed during the carbon fiber shortage in the early 2000's, an unexpected benefit of the spread tow fabrics is that they have less crimp and the mechanical properties of the fabric are higher than regular fabrics of the same weight.
With the input fiber being spread so that each one is nearly 3/8" wide care must be taken when cutting and fitting for parts as to not pull loose fiber at the edge.
As a rule we roll all reinforcements for shipping in order to maintain their structural and cosmetic integrity.
Knit double bias carbon fiber cloth, +/- 45 degrees, 12 oz per sq. yd., great for structural applications, concrete reinforcement, spars, etc. Double bias knit allows conformability not found woven fabrics. 50 inches wide.
As a rule we roll all reinforcements for shipping in order to maintain their structural and cosmetic integrity.
1in. Wide X 5.8 oz. Carbon Fiber Uni-directional Tape
Great for use as a stiffner or ribs where localized reinforcement is needed. Held together with a fiberglass fill yarn that goes clear when wet out. Commonly used in snowboards to provide added stiffness.
As a rule we roll all reinforcements for shipping in order to maintain their structural and cosmetic integrity.
