Round Carbon Fiber Tube — UD Unidirectional T700
Unidirectional (UD) round tube with all fibers aligned axially for maximum longitudinal stiffness. Ideal for applications requiring high bending rigidity with minimal weight, such as shafts, struts, and structural reinforcements.
Key Features
Applications
Specifications
- Fiber Grade
- T700 (Toray)
- Fiber Orientation
- UD 0° (Unidirectional)
- Tensile Strength
- 4900 MPa
- Tensile Modulus
- 230 GPa
- OD Range
- 4 – 50 mm
- Wall Thickness
- 0.5 – 4 mm
- Max Length
- 3000 mm
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