Discontinued (Discontinued) CB6113 Carbon Fiber Reinforced Cyanate Ester

Carbon Fibre Reinforced Cyanate Ester Description:

Carbon Fibre Reinforced Cyanate Ester (CFRC) is an advanced composite material known for its exceptional combination of mechanical and thermal properties. The carbon fibres provide high tensile strength and stiffness, contributing to the material's load-bearing capacity and structural integrity. The cyanate ester resin matrix offers remarkable thermal stability, enabling CFRC to maintain its performance and dimensional stability at temperatures exceeding 200°C, which is crucial for high-temperature applications.

CFK exhibits a very low coefficient of thermal expansion and minimal moisture absorption, ensuring excellent dimensional stability and resistance to environmental influences. Due to its low dielectric constant and high electrical insulation properties, the material is suitable for applications in high-frequency electronics and components in aerospace, where electromagnetic interference and thermal stability are vital. Furthermore, the material's resistance to chemicals and decomposition under harsh conditions enhances its durability in demanding environments.

Overall, CFK is ideal for use in aerospace, satellite applications, and other high-performance sectors, where its combination of high strength, thermal resistance, and environmental durability makes it an excellent choice for advanced technical applications.

Specifications for Carbon Fibre Reinforced Cyanate Ester:

Applications of Carbon Fibre Reinforced Cyanate Ester:

Carbon Fibre Reinforced Cyanate Ester (CFRC) is employed in various high-performance applications due to its extraordinary strength, thermal stability, and low moisture absorption. In the aerospace industry, it is utilised for critical structural components such as aircraft fuselage panels, wing spars, and satellite structures, where high strength and resistance to extreme temperatures are required. CFK is also suitable for high-temperature applications, such as rocket nozzles and turbocharger components, as it withstands extreme thermal conditions. In electronics and electrical engineering, CFK is used in high-frequency circuits and in aerospace electronics due to its low dielectric constant and excellent electrical insulation properties. Additionally, its lightweight and robustness make it ideal for sporting goods such as bicycle frames and golf clubs, as well as in industrial applications for highly engineered machine parts that require longevity and resistance to extreme environments. These applications highlight the versatility of CFK and its ability to perform reliably in demanding settings.

Carbon Fibre Reinforced Cyanate Ester Packaging:

Our carbon fibre reinforced cyanate ester is handled carefully during storage and transport to maintain the quality of our product in its original condition.

Carbon Fibre Reinforced Cyanate Ester FAQ:

Q1: What are the main advantages of using carbon fibre reinforced cyanate ester compared to other composite materials?

A1: CFRC offers excellent thermal stability and retains its mechanical properties at temperatures above 200°C. It also provides an outstanding strength-to-weight ratio, low moisture absorption, and a low dielectric constant, making it ideal for high-temperature and high-frequency applications where other composites may fail.

Q2: How does carbon fibre reinforced cyanate ester perform in high-temperature environments?

A2: CFRC is highly resistant to thermal degradation, with stability up to about 250°C. This makes it suitable for applications exposed to extreme heat, such as rocket nozzles, turbocharger parts, and other high-temperature components.

Q3: Can carbon fibre reinforced cyanate ester be used in electronic applications?

A3: Yes, CFK is well-suited for electronic high-frequency applications due to its low dielectric constant and excellent electrical insulation properties. It is commonly used in substrates and components for high-performance electronics and aerospace applications.