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Carbon fiber PrimeTex®
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Carbon fiber - PrimeTex® - HEXCEL - fabric / tow
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Characteristics

Material
carbon
Type
fabric, tow

Description

PrimeTex® is a range of carbon fabrics which have been processed for a smooth, closed weave and uniform cosmetic appearance. The fiber tows are spread in both the warp and weft direction for unique aesthetic appeal. PrimeTex® fabrics are more uniform as the filaments in each tow are spread out creating a thinner and more closely woven fabric that provides better mechanicals and less porosity in a composite. It can also be used to lower the mass in a composite where lighter weight is the key characteristic. Patented technology with fibers spread in both the warp and weft direction PrimeTex® spreading process improves closure factor compared to conventional weaving process (depending on carbon tow and Fabric Areal Weight) Use of higher K tow for a given Fabric Areal Weight (FAW) Weight saving: Up to 20% at affordable cost when replacing HS3K by IM12K Uniform weave and gap-free structure: porosity reduced / less labor for part finishing Excellent water tightness when used in honeycomb sandwich structures Laminate mechanical properties maintained after spreading process with reduced variability thanks to homogenous resin/fiber distribution Typical Applications: Aircraft and helicopter sandwich structures and thin monolithic parts UAV/Light Aircraft market targeted by cost to weight Automotive structures (e.g. BMW roof) Sports equipment (e.g. skis)

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