Carbon fiber rod

Our Carbon Fiber Rods are manufactured by a pulling continuous carbon fibers combined with a resin matrix through a heated steel forming die.This process is referred to as pultrusion and is used for producing continuous lengths of composite materials with constant cross-sections.

As the carbon fibers are saturated with the resin mixture and then pulled through a round die, the hardening of the resin is initiated by the heat from the die and a rigid, cured structure is formed in the shape and size of the die. The majority of the fibers are running in the 0 degree direction, along the length of the tube, to produce an extremely stiff and lightweight rod with a very low coefficient of expansion. This type of construction offers a high stiffness to weight ratio rod with incredible linear strength, due to the orientation of the carbon fibers, and tight outer diameter (OD) tolerances.

Here are some other key features of Pultruded Carbon Fiber Rods:

» High-Strength

» Low Density

» Corrosion Resistant

» High Fiber Volume

» Nearly Zero Void

Uses Include

★ External fixator for medical devices

★ Olive harvest

★ Aerospace Spars & Beams

★ UAV Components

★ Frames & Supports

★ Structural Components

★ Interior Design

★ Automation Equipment