The strong performance of carbon fiber boards is naturally inseparable from the performance advantages of carbon fiber itself, and the production technology retains this performance advantage to the greatest extent.
Carbon fiber raw filaments are divided into large filament bundles and small filament bundles. They are divided according to strength and have multiple categories such as T300, T700, T800 and T1000.
Carbon fiber panels are made of carbon fiber raw filaments and a resin matrix. In the process of making the panels, the craftsmanship in each link is the secret to retaining performance. The laying direction, number of layers, and techniques of carbon fiber prepreg, as well as the temperature, pressure, and time during the molding process, all determine the final performance of the carbon fiber board.
The performance of carbon fiber panels is indeed powerful, but it is not easy to maintain the stability of this powerful performance in mass production. For carbon fiber companies, product quality control is generally more difficult than other manufacturing industries because there are too many manual links involved, and the accumulation of experience is as important as advanced equipment.
