High Modulus Round Carbon Fiber Tube — M40
High modulus round tube manufactured with M40 grade fiber (tensile modulus 400 GPa). Designed for applications where maximum stiffness-to-weight ratio is critical, such as optical systems, precision machinery, and aerospace structures.
Key Features
Applications
Specifications
- Fiber Grade
- M40 (Toray)
- Tensile Modulus
- 400 GPa
- Tensile Strength
- 4400 MPa
- Density
- 1.77 g/cm³
- OD Range
- 10 – 80 mm
- Wall Thickness
- 1 – 4 mm
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