Carbon Fiber Watch Strap — 20mm/22mm Quick-Release
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Carbon Fiber Watch Strap — 20mm/22mm Quick-Release

Premium carbon fiber watch strap with quick-release spring bars. Woven from T700 3K twill prepreg with a flexible resin system that conforms to the wrist. Available in 20mm and 22mm lug widths, compatible with Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Garmin, and traditional mechanical watches. Features a stainless steel buckle and carbon fiber keepers. The natural weave pattern makes each strap unique.

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Key Features

T700 3K Twill Carbon Fiber Weave
Quick-Release Spring Bars
Flexible Resin System for Wrist Comfort
20mm & 22mm Width Options
Stainless Steel Buckle + CF Keepers

Applications

Apple Watch BandsSamsung Galaxy Watch BandsGarmin Watch BandsMechanical Watch StrapsSmartwatch Accessories

Specifications

Material
T700 3K Twill Prepreg Carbon Fiber
Lug Width
20 mm / 22 mm
Length
120 + 80 mm (Standard)
Buckle
316L Stainless Steel
Attachment
Quick-Release Spring Bars
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum order quantity for carbon fiber products?
We accept small-batch customization. Minimum quantities vary by product type — tubes and plates have lower MOQs, while custom-shaped parts depend on tooling requirements. Contact our sales team for a detailed quote.
What color and finish options are available?
Standard finishes include 3K plain/twill weave, UD unidirectional, and satin, primarily in black. Custom colors and surface coatings — including matte and gloss clear coats — are also available.
What is the typical lead time?
Standard product lead time is 15–25 working days. Custom products are evaluated based on process complexity. Rush service is available — please confirm timelines when requesting a quote.

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