Fireproof Twill Plain Blue Aramid Carbon Fiber Hybrid Cloth

From the perspective of performance, the tensile strength of aramid carbon hybrid fiber fabric can reach 800-1200 MPa (depending on the presence of resin and the ratio of resin system to fibers), and the interlaminar shear strength (ILSS) can be increased to 40-60 MPa, significantly better than single fiber composite materials. Its unique damping characteristics stem from the viscoelastic behavior of aramid, which can absorb vibration energy and reduce fatigue damage. For example, in racing car frames or high-end bicycle components, it can reduce the long-term impact of high-frequency vibrations on the structure.
Through a specific blending strategy: aramid's toughness can effectively buffer dynamic impact loads, preventing the overall structural failure of carbon fiber due to brittle fracture, while carbon fiber provides rigid support for the material through its high modulus characteristics, significantly improving its bending, compressive, and torsional properties.