Carbon fiber

Carbon fiber (CF) is a new type of fiber material composed of high-strength and high modulus fibers with a carbon content of over 95%.
Carbon fiber is lighter in weight than aluminum metal, but its strength is higher than steel, and it has the characteristics of high hardness, high strength, light weight, high chemical resistance, and high temperature resistance. Carbon fiber has the inherent properties of carbon materials, as well as the flexibility and processability of textile fibers, making it a new generation of reinforcing fibers. This also makes it popular in aerospace, civil engineering, military, racing, and other competitive sports products.

2. Functional purpose
Carbon fiber is an inorganic polymer fiber with a carbon content of over 90%. Graphite fibers are those with a carbon content higher than 99%.
Carbon fiber is an important strategic material for the development of national defense, military industry, and national economy. Carbon fiber is a key technology intensive material. With the academic research from short fiber carbon fiber to long fiber carbon fiber, the technology and products of using carbon fiber to make heating materials have gradually become popular. Against the backdrop of rapid industrialization in today’s world, the use of carbon fiber is becoming increasingly diversified. China has already used long fibers as a type of high-performance fiber. In situations where high temperature and physical stability are required, carbon fiber composite materials have irreplaceable advantages. The higher the specific strength of the material, the smaller the self weight of the component, and the higher the specific modulus, the greater the stiffness of the component. It is precisely because of its excellent performance that carbon fiber has broad application prospects in both national defense and civilian fields.