Discontinued (Discontinued) TF6212 Unidirectional Ramie Prepreg

Unidirectional Ramie Prepreg Description:

The unidirectional Ramie prepreg is an eco-friendly composite material made from biomass resin and Ramie fibres, recognised for its excellent processability. This prepreg has a high glass transition temperature (Tg ≥ 160°C), ensuring thermal stability and performance after curing. The Ramie fibres, derived from renewable plant sources, contribute to sustainability, while their hollow structure assists in effective damping and vibration absorption. Thus, this prepreg is particularly suitable for applications requiring enhanced impact resistance, damping, and acoustic properties. It is compatible with various manufacturing processes, including compression moulding, vacuum bagging, and autoclave methods, making it ideal for producing high-performance composite components in environmentally conscious industries.

Unidirectional Ramie Prepreg Specifications:

Unidirectional Ramie Prepreg Applications:

1. Automotive: Used in components that require low weight and sound-damping properties, such as interior panels and underbody protection.

2. Aerospace: Applied in structural parts where weight reduction and thermal stability are critical.

3. Consumer Electronics: Utilised in enclosures and components to enhance acoustic performance and vibration damping.

4. Sporting Goods: Employed in equipment such as bicycles and other sports devices to enhance durability and impact resistance.

5. Construction: Suitable for sound insulation materials and structural reinforcements in eco-friendly building projects.

Unidirectional Ramie Prepreg Packaging:

Our unidirectional Ramie prepregs are carefully handled during storage and transportation to maintain product quality in its original condition.

Unidirectional Ramie Prepregs FAQ:

Q1: What materials are used for the unidirectional Ramie prepreg?

A1: The prepreg is made from biomass resin and Ramie fibres, making it an eco-friendly composite material.

Q2: What is the glass transition temperature (Tg) after curing?

A2: The prepreg achieves a glass transition temperature (Tg) of ≥160°C after curing, ensuring good thermal stability.

Q3: What are the main advantages of using this prepreg?

A3: The main advantages include sustainability due to renewable materials, excellent damping and vibration absorption properties, and compatibility with various manufacturing processes.