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Carbon Fiber Mesh for concrete reinforcement

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Carbon Fiber Mesh (also commonly referred to as Carbon Fiber Grid or Carbon Fiber Net) is a fabric characterized by an open, grid-like structure. It is produced by weaving continuous carbon fiber tows in a sparse, regular pattern (typically a plain weave), resulting in a material that consists of a series of square or rectangular openings.

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Property

Directional Strength & Stiffness: Provides high tensile strength along the warp and weft directions, making it ideal for applications where primary loads are known and directional.

Excellent Resin Adhesion & Impregnation: The large, open areas allow for rapid and thorough resin saturation, ensuring a strong fiber-to-matrix bond and eliminating dry spots.

Lightweight & High Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Like all carbon fiber products, it adds significant strength with minimal weight penalty.

Conformability: While less flexible than a mat, it can still drape over curved surfaces, making it suitable for reinforcing shells and curved structural elements.

Crack Control: Its primary function in many applications is to distribute stresses and prevent the propagation of cracks in the base material.

Product Specification

Feature	Carbon Fiber Mesh	Carbon Fiber Woven Fabric	Carbon Fiber Mat
Structure	Open, grid-like weave.	Tight, dense weave (e.g., plain, twill).	Non-woven, random fibers with binder.
Resin Permeability	Very High (excellent flow-through).	Moderate (requires careful rolling out).	High (good absorption).
Strength Direction	Bidirectional (warp & weft).	Bidirectional (or unidirectional).	Quasi-Isotropic (all directions).
Primary Use	Reinforcement in composites & concrete; sandwich cores.	High-strength structural composite skins.	Bulk reinforcement; complex shapes; isotropic parts.
Drapeability	Good.	Very Good (tight weaves drape better).	Excellent.