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dany	d dany posted 5 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
d Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 6	Hello, I am using your High Strength Carbon Fibre Sheet (Double A-Side) with 1 mm and 3 mm thicknesses. Could you please tell me the stacking sequence of both the laminates and the curing process? Under specification I can read just the lay ups and it's not specified the exact sequence or the orientation of the plies. Thanks, Daniela
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Warren (Staff)	Warren (Staff) posted 5 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Administrators Posts: 2.5K, Visits: 8K	. The pre-preg sheets. Each layer is orientated in a 0 and 90 degree orientation. There is no layer rotation during the lay up. The cure cycle is exactly as per the XC130 requirements at 100C under vacuum and pressure at 8 Bar. We don’t use a higher temperature post cure for this product. The layup order of fabrics is always aimed to be as balanced as possible or close to it. For the 1mm sheet the layup is: XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g So for the 3mm sheet, you have: XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g Warren Penalver Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant
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dany	d dany posted 5 Years Ago HOT Post Details
d Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 6	+x Warren (Staff) - 3/6/2019 5:30:55 PM . The pre-preg sheets. Each layer is orientated in a 0 and 90 degree orientation. There is no layer rotation during the lay up. The cure cycle is exactly as per the XC130 requirements at 100C under vacuum and pressure at 8 Bar. We don’t use a higher temperature post cure for this product. The layup order of fabrics is always aimed to be as balanced as possible or close to it. For the 1mm sheet the layup is: XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g So for the 3mm sheet, you have: XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g Thank you for the detailed answer. Daniela
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dany	d dany posted 5 Years Ago HOT Post Details
d Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 6	+x dany - 3/6/2019 6:48:10 PM +x Warren (Staff) - 3/6/2019 5:30:55 PM . The pre-preg sheets. Each layer is orientated in a 0 and 90 degree orientation. There is no layer rotation during the lay up. The cure cycle is exactly as per the XC130 requirements at 100C under vacuum and pressure at 8 Bar. We don’t use a higher temperature post cure for this product. The layup order of fabrics is always aimed to be as balanced as possible or close to it. For the 1mm sheet the layup is: XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g So for the 3mm sheet, you have: XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 450g XPREG XC130 210g Thank you for the detailed answer. Daniela Hello, I would like also to ask if you know the fiber volume fraction of the two (High Strength Carbon Fibre Sheet (Double A-Side) with 1 mm and 3 mm thicknesses). Thank you. Daniela
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