High-Strength Carbon Fiber Twill Fabric | Aerospace-Grade Composite Solutions
| Attribute | Value |
| Grade | T300/T700 |
| Weave Structure | 2*2 Twill/4H Satin/5H Satin |
| Areal Density (g/m²) | Custom-made |
| Resin Wet-Out Time | ≤20s /≤25s/≤30s |
| Elongation | 1.5% |
| Material | Carbon Fiber |
Product Overview
Carbon Fiber Twill Fabric is a high-performance composite substrate engineered from high-modulus carbon fiber yarns through precision weaving. Its unique 2*2 or 3*3 twill structure enhances tensile strength and shear resistance while maintaining lightweight properties, making it widely used in aerospace, new energy vehicles, high-end sports equipment, and industrial machinery. This product supports customization of parameters to meet diverse needs, from prototype design to mass production.
Core Parameters & Technical Specifications
| Parameter Category | Detailed Specifications | Applicable Scenarios |
| Base Material Type | T300/T700/T800 carbon fiber (Toray Japan original yarn) | Aircraft structural components, race car bodies, drone frames |
| Fiber Specification | 3K/6K/12K single yarn (single yarn diameter: 5-7μm, carbon content ≥95%) | High-strength load-bearing parts, precision instrument casings |
| Weaving Process | 2*2 twill (standard) / 3*3 twill (high-density) | Impact-resistant parts (e.g., anti-collision beams), decorative panels |
| Area Weight | 200-680 g/m² (±5% tolerance) | Low weight for lightweight demands; high weight for structural reinforcement |
| Width Range | 50-150 cm (customizable up to 200 cm) | Seamless splicing for large components (e.g., wind turbine blades) |
| Thickness | 0.12-0.6 mm (density gradient control technology) | Aircraft skins, high-end automotive interior laminates |
| Temperature Resistance | -60°C to +300°C (short-term resistance up to 500°C thermal shock) | Engine components, high-temperature industrial equipment |
| Certification Standards | ISO 9001/14001, EN 927-5, NASA low-smoke and non-toxic certification | Spacecraft, medical devices, public transport |
Six Core Advantages
- Exceptional Mechanical Properties
5x higher specific strength than steel, 3x higher specific modulus than aluminum; tensile strength up to 3,000-4,500 MPa. The twill structure distributes stress more evenly, extending fatigue life by 40% compared to plain weave fabrics. - Lightweight Design
Density ranges from 1.45-1.65 g/cm³, reducing weight by 50-70% compared to traditional metals, significantly improving fuel efficiency and range. - Strong Environmental Resistance
Resistant to acids, alkalis, solvents, and UV aging, suitable for long-term use in marine or chemical environments. - Excellent Process Compatibility
Supports multiple molding processes, including vacuum bagging, autoclave curing, and resin transfer molding (RTM), compatible with complex curved surfaces. - Diverse Surface Treatments
Options include matte/high-gloss UV coatings, conductive plating, and flame retardant treatments to meet both aesthetic and functional needs. - Rapid Delivery System
Standard orders ship in 7 days; small-batch samples (minimum 50m²) are accepted; expedited orders available within 3 days.
Typical Application Scenarios
Aerospace
Aircraft wing skins, satellite brackets, rocket fuel tank reinforcements
Case Study: A certain drone model reduced weight by 32% and extended range by 18% using this product.
New Energy Vehicles
Battery box casings, motor drive shafts, carbon fiber-epoxy body panels
Data: A sports car brand improved torsional rigidity by 26% and reduced vehicle energy consumption by 15% after adoption.
Industrial Equipment
Wind turbine blade caps, precision machine tool spindles, semiconductor equipment vibration-damping bases
Feature: Maintains over 90% mechanical performance at 80°C high temperatures.
Sports Equipment
F1 steering wheel frames, golf club shafts, bicycle frames
Innovation: Post-resin composite, impact absorption rate increased by 35%, meeting international safety standards.
Product Selection Guide
Weave Type Comparison
| Type | Characteristics | Recommended Uses |
| 2*2 Twill | Balances strength and flexibility; easy to cut and form | General structural parts, consumer electronics |
| 3*3 Twill | Higher yarn density; tear resistance increased by 20% | Critical load-bearing areas, high-vibration environments |
Thickness Selection Advice
- 0.12 -0.2 mm: Decorative panels, electronic device casings
- 0.3 -0.5 mm: Automotive body components, drone frames
- 0.6 mm+: Ballistic material substrates, heavy-duty anti-wear layers
