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Types of Carbon Fiber

Currently, Toray Industries of Japan is the world’s largest producer of carbon fiber and firmly controls the market share for high-end carbon fiber applications. Due to Toray’s leadership in the carbon fiber field, its carbon fiber product grades have become universally recognized benchmarks worldwide.   The first important specification related […]

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Method for Manufacturing Carbon Carbon Composite Materials

There are various manufacturing processes for carbon-carbon composite materials, primarily including preforming of the blank, impregnation, carbonization, densification, graphitization, and oxidation resistance, among others. The production of carbon-carbon composite materials is a multi-step, high-precision process, with the core being the integration of carbon fibers and the carbon matrix into a

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Differences Between Domestically Produced Carbon Fiber and Imported Carbon Fiber

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In the rapidly evolving field of materials science, carbon fiber has established itself as a key player in numerous high-end applications due to its exceptional performance. From cutting-edge aerospace equipment to lightweight innovations in automotive manufacturing, and performance enhancements in sports equipment, carbon fiber is ubiquitous. In recent years, China’s

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Production Process of Pitch-Based Carbon Fiber

The production of asphalt-based carbon fiber is a complex process involving multiple steps, including the selection and refinement of raw pitch, the preparation of spinning pitch,pitch spinning, non-melting treatment, and carbonization. If the carbon fiber is further subjected to high-temperature heat treatment (graphitization) at 2500-3000°C, pitch-based graphite fiber will be obtained.

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