Composite of lightweight polymers and high-strength carbon fibers!
Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) is a composite material made by combining lightweight polymers with lightweight, high-strength carbon fibers. The strength is enhanced through stress transfer between fibers mediated by the interface and matrix, allowing more fibers to effectively carry the load, contributing to strength development that exceeds the breaking strength of individual fibers (filaments). [Related Contract Services] ■ Evaluation and Modification of Matrix Resins - Epoxy Resins (impregnation, curing, properties of cured resins, processing considerations) - Thermoplastic Resins (flowability, impregnation, resin properties, resin modification) ■ Prototype and Improvement Studies of Prepregs and Composites - Impregnation and Lamination Conditions (vacuum press) - Interlaminar Adhesion, Toughness Improvement ■ Evaluation Testing of Composites - Mechanical Properties (tensile, compression, bending, shear, impact) - Composition (CF content, matrix resin analysis, residual fiber length) - Durability (thermal aging, heat cycles, fatigue properties) - Adhesion with Other Materials (adhesive bonding, insert molding) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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At DJK, we respond to all customer needs swiftly and accurately under confidentiality. DJK engages in the following activities related to polymer materials and composite materials: 1. Synthesis, polymerization, and modification reactions 2. Compounding, molding, and sample processing 3. Material testing, physical property measurement, and analysis services 4. Technical consulting 5. Defective product failure analysis testing 6. Application and testing outsourcing for overseas standards (FDA/EPA, DMF, biodegradability certification, and others)