Oval/Streamline Carbon Fiber Tube
Streamline oval carbon fiber tube offering unique cross-section properties. Higher bending stiffness in the major axis direction while maintaining a slim profile. Perfect for aerodynamic applications and weight-optimized structures where space constraints demand non-round profiles.
Key Features
Applications
Specifications
- Fiber Grade
- T700 (Toray)
- Weave Pattern
- 3K Twill / UD
- Tensile Strength
- 4900 MPa
- Major Axis Range
- 20 – 80 mm
- Minor Axis Range
- 10 – 40 mm
- Wall Thickness
- 1 – 3 mm
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