3K Twill Matte Carbon Fiber Plate 4.0mm use for X-ray CT filter wire grid .

The development

In 1958, Roger Bacon created high-performance carbon fibers at the Union Carbide Parma

Technical Center, located outside of Cleveland, Ohio.

Those fibers were made by heating strands of rayon until they carbonized.

This process was shown to be inefficient, as the resulting fibers had only about twenty %carbon and

had stiffness and low strength properties. In the early 1960s, a process was developed by Dr.

Akio Shindo at Agency of Industrial Science and Technology of Japan, using polyacrylonitrile (PAN)

as a raw material.

This produced a carbon fiber that contained about 55 percent carbon. The high potential strength

of carbon fiber was observed in 1963 in a process inventedat the Royal Aircraft Establishment at

Farnborough, Hampshire. The process was patented by the UK Ministry of Defense and licensed to three British companies: Rolls-Royce, already using carbon fiber, Morganite & Courtaulds.

They were able to create industrial carbon fiber production facilities within a few years, and Rolls-Royce

took advantage of the new material's properties to make a place in the American market with its RB-211

aero-engine.

Specification

Our company

Shanghai Lijin focuses on the Carbon Fiber industry and offers carbon fiber tubes, plates, and aluminum

CNC services. Being experienced in the carbon fiber applications for over 7 years, Shanghai Lijin manages

customized production according to various industry standards. Shanghai Lijin started to keep in stock for

some standard sized and frequently ordered tubes and plates. This enables Shanghai Lijin to make

prompt delivery. Not only can Shanghai Lijin complete mass production orders in short period, we can

even ship normal sample, prototype orders of Carbon Fiber Plate CNC parts in just SEVEN days after

order confirmation when the drawings are available. Shanghai Lijin is dedicated to solve any technical

points during the production and new item developing to ensure the quality.

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