1.Product Description
Carbon fiber board is a plate-like carbon fiber material with excellent properties such as high strength, low density, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, conductivity, heat transfer, and low coefficient of expansion.
It is widely used in the bending and shear reinforcement of concrete bridge decks, piers, beams, columns, chimneys, and tunnel linings, as well as in preventing concrete cracking and peeling.
2.Technical Data Sheet
Type |
Thickness(mm) |
Tensile strength(MPa) |
Elastic modulus(MPa) |
Elongation(%) |
Product width(cm) |
| CJT-1.2-II |
1.2 |
≥ 2000 |
1.4×105 |
≥ 1.5 |
5/10 |
| CJT-1.4-II |
1.2 |
≥ 2000 |
1.4×105 |
≥1.5 |
5/10 |
| CJT-1.2-I |
1.4 |
≥ 2400 |
1.6×105 |
≥1.7 |
5/10 |
| CJT-1.4-I |
1.4 |
≥ 2400 |
1.6×105 |
≥1.7 |
5/10 |
3.Advantages
·Carbon fiber sheet is more suitable for using prestressed reinforcement methods, which can fully utilize the high-strengtheffect of carbon fiber
·Convenient construction and easy to ensure construction quality
·Carbon fiber board is easier to maintain fiber straightness than carbon fiber cloth, which is more conducive to theeffectiveness of carbon fibers
· A layer of 1.2mm thick plate is equivalent to 10 layers of carbon fiber cloth
Compared to fiber cloth, fiberboard is more suitable for strengthening brick concrete st ructural walls
·Compared with the steel plate reinforcement method, it has excellent characteristics such as high strength , light weight,easy construction, and good durability
4.Typical Uses
Suitable for the maintenance and reinforcement of concrete structures under harsh conditions and narrow site conditions.
5.Shipping information
Restrictions
This product is not classed as dangerous goods for transport and can be shipped to all destinations without restriction.
Package Size
There are no package size restrictions or surcharges for this product.
---------- FAQ ----------
1.How Do I Go About Ordering A Sample Of This Carbon Fabric?
You can purchase a sample of our fabrics here.
2.How Much Resin Would Be Needed On Average Per Sqm?
Well, this depends entirely on what reinforcement you're laminating, speficically how thick and heavy it is. If you're laminating 5mm of carbon fiber you'll use a lot more resin that if you're laminating just 1mm of it. Fortunately though there a really quick rule to get a good estimate-simply add up the total weight of your reinforcement and you'll probably need the same weight in resin. This means that if you're laminating 5 layers of 200g carbon(so a total of 1000g of carbon) then you'll want about 1000g(i. e.1kg) of Epoxy Resin.If it was 2 layers of 450g glass then you'd need about 900g per square metre.
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