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What is the fibre volume fraction of XC110 prepreg?
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Okay thank you so much!
Also is there any measured data on the CTE and cure shrinkage values (for the 210g)?
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cbk - 6 Years Ago
     Hi cbk, The 210 is 42% and the 416g is 38%.
Rich (Staff) - 6 Years Ago
             Okay thank you so much! Also is there any measured data on the CTE and cure shrinkage values (for the 210g)?
cbk - 6 Years Ago
     There are no measured values for that data as yet, however in our experience in practice the shrinkage has been negligible and not easily measurable on the scale of parts made under testing.
Warren (Staff) - 6 Years Ago
             Hi there, What type of carbon fiber and resin system are used in XC110? Would it be possible to also provide properties of the resin system? like the cure time required at different curing...
Hui Shan - 6 Years Ago
     The fibre type and recommended cure cycle profiles are on the Technical Data Sheet
Warren (Staff) - 6 Years Ago
             Okay thanks, might have missed it previously Also, it was listed in the Data Sheet that the cure temperature range is from 85 to 120. Would it be possible to have a single stage instead of a two...
Hui Shan - 6 Years Ago
     Follow the Low Temp Cycle in the XC110 processing guide as that has a maximum cure temperature of 85C which is within your limits. However it is not a single stage process.
Warren (Staff) - 6 Years Ago

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