400 g/m² bidiagonal carbon fabric 50K HT-fibre | SP-B415/45C
400 g/m² bidiagonal carbon fabric 50K HT-fibre | SP-B415/45C
Special items from large-scale industrial production / 1A goods – not second choice.
Advantages of carbon scrims
- easy handling and optimal mechanical properties
- high quality surface
- ideal for components with a very high fiber volume
Calculated data for hand laminate with 40 volume percent fibres
Resin consumption: 400 g/m²
laminate thickness: 0,58 mm
laminate weight: 814 g/m²
Shipping information for this product:
The lengths of the rolls vary! Therefore, an order of 10 m² or more may consist of several rolls.
Whole rolls of 22,5m² are available directly here.
Construction: Bidiagonal +/-45°
Weight: 415 g/m²
Width: approx. 45 cm
Made from: HT fibre 50K Sigrafl® C T50-4.4/255-E100
Fibre orientation:
+45°: 205 g/m² (HT fibre 50K)
-45°: 205 g/m² (HT fibre 50K)
Binding: 5 g/m² (PES)
Total weight: 415 g/m²
Advantages of carbon scrims
- easy handling and optimal mechanical properties
- high quality surface
- ideal for components with a very high fiber volume
Calculated data for hand laminate with 40 volume percent fibres
Resin consumption: 400 g/m²
laminate thickness: 0,58 mm
laminate weight: 814 g/m²
Shipping information for this product:The lengths of the rolls vary! Therefore, an order of 10 m² or more may consist of several rolls.
Whole rolls of 22,5m² are available directly here.
Working Notes:
In this instruction you will find tips & tricks for epoxy resins and fabrics in boatbuilding:
Boatbuilding (PDF)
further working notes you will find here
Decision guidance for Epoxy Resins:
Overview Epoxy Resins (PDF)
Working Notes:
Here you can calculate specific values for different fibers, resins and processes:
Laminate Calculator
Characteristics of bidiagonal Carbonfabrics:
Bidiagonal
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Product Safety (GPSR):
Here you will find information for the safe use of carbon fibres:
Product information for safe handling (PDF)
Here you will find information for the safe use of carbon fibres:
Product information for safe handling (PDF)
