High Strength Carbon Kevlar Fabric
High Strength Carbon Kevlar Fabric is a premium hybrid reinforcement engineered for maximum structural performance. This fabric utilizes high-strength carbon fiber (≥ 4200 MPa tensile strength) paired with high-tenacity Kevlar fiber (≥ 3100 MPa) in a balanced 2×2 twill weave. The result is a fabric that delivers exceptional tensile strength, stiffness, impact resistance, and damage tolerance — all in one material. Available in 3k, 6k, and 12k carbon tow configurations with 1000d, 1500d Kevlar. Areal weights range from 300 to 800 g/m². This fabric is designed for primary and secondary structural applications in aerospace, automotive, defense, and industrial sectors where the highest levels of performance are required.
Performance Characteristics
Technical Specifications
High Strength Features
- Carbon tensile strength ≥ 4200 MPa — primary structure capable
- Kevlar provides impact resistance and damage tolerance
- Hybrid construction — one fabric, multiple benefits
- Excellent fatigue resistance for cyclic loading applications
- Durable — resists abrasion and environmental degradation
- Compatible with structural epoxy and vinyl ester systems
Primary Applications
Frequently Asked Questions
High-strength Carbon Kevlar uses premium carbon fiber with tensile strength ≥ 4200 MPa (vs. 3500–3800 MPa standard) and high-tenacity Kevlar ≥ 3100 MPa. This provides approximately 15%–20% higher tensile performance, making it suitable for primary structural applications.
High-performance structural epoxy systems (Tg ≥ 180°C) are recommended to fully utilize the fiber's tensile capability. The resin should have strain-to-failure exceeding 2% to avoid premature matrix cracking. Toughened epoxy systems enhance impact resistance.
Yes. The fabric is fully autoclave compatible. Recommended pressure: 5–7 bar; temperature: up to 180°C. The high-strength fibers maintain their properties under elevated temperature processing.
With vacuum bagging: 55% – 58%. With autoclave or compression molding: 58% – 62%. The fabric's weave structure allows high compaction without significant fiber distortion.
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