3K Roll Wrapped Carbon Fiber Tube OD 20mm 21mm 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30MM X 1000mm Tube

3K Roll Wrapped Carbon Fiber Tube OD 20mm 21mm 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30MM X 1000mm Tube

【SPECIFICATION】- Outer Diameter: 20mm; Inner Diameter: 14mm; Length: 1000mm (39.37inch); Thickness: 3.0mm; Package Includes: 1PCS Glossy Twill, Carbon Fiber Tubes
【Durable and lightweight】- The 3K Roll Wrapped Carbon Fiber Tube is made from high-quality carbon fiber material, ensuring durability and lightweight characteristics. It is perfect for applications where weight reduction is crucial, such as multi-copter arms or DIY projects.
【Versatile applications】- This carbon fiber tube can be used for a variety of applications, including but not limited to multi-copter arms, DIY projects, wing tubes, and more. Its strength and lightweight nature make it an ideal choice for aerospace, automotive, and other high-performance applications.
【High strength and stiffness】- The roll-wrapped construction of this carbon fiber tube provides high strength and stiffness. This allows the tube to withstand heavy loads and provides excellent structural integrity. It is designed to perform in demanding environments and ensures long-lasting durability.
【Easy to work with】- The carbon fiber tube is easy to cut, drill, and shape to suit your specific project needs. This makes it convenient for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. Whether you need to modify the tube's length or create custom shapes, this carbon fiber tube is flexible enough to accommodate your requirements.

Key Characteristics

1. Strength and Durability: Maintains high tensile strength and resistance to wear.
2. Lightweight: Retains the lightweight nature of standard carbon fiber.
3. Flexibility: Designed to bend without breaking, unlike rigid carbon fiber tubes.
4. Corrosion Resistance: Resistant to corrosion and most chemicals.
5. Vibration Dampening: Excellent at reducing vibrations, making them suitable for precision instruments.

The first use of carbon fiber in high performance goes back to 1960-1970. It became popular very quickly in every technical area where lightness and strength were primary requirements.

Carbon fiber originates from thermal pyrolysis in a controlled oven where a material called precursor is strongly warmed up at a temperature of about 2000° C in an inert gas atmosphere to produce graphite.

Then other heat treatments modify the final properties of the fibers, for example warming up at temperatures lower than 2000°C gives you a more strength material, whereas with higher temperatures you'll get a more expensive carbon fiber but with a higher Elastic Modulus (Young's modulus).

This is why today there are many kinds of carbon fibers that, even if they're similar, leads to products with different prices and performances.

The carbon fibers previously obtained are lately drowned in epoxy resin (called the matrix) that acts as a binder, allowing the fibers to work together and to distribute the strain uniformly to each one of them.

As you can guess this matrix has a primary role and it has been studied and improved in the last years, like the nanocomposite fillers inside of it.