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Thermal Expansion Co-effecient: Pultruded vs Roll Wrapped
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BenH
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I'm looking to use a CF tube for a length critical application with absolute minimum axial thermal expansion, would pultruded or roll-wrapped be better for this application?
If there is any data regarding the thermal properties of each to compare the two types that'd be brilliant.
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A roll wrapped tube will suffer volumetric changes depending on how it's played up
Why carbon, if this is for something length critical there are materials with lower Lte values
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Any recommendations? Preferably available in 8mm OD tube of 2m lengths?
Been googleing but little doing.
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Thermal Expansion Co-effecient: Pultruded vs Roll Wrapped
BenH
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12 Years Ago
A roll wrapped tube will suffer volumetric changes depending on how it's played up Why carbon, if...
compositepro
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12 Years Ago
Any recommendations? Preferably available in 8mm OD tube of 2m lengths? Been googleing but little...
BenH
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12 Years Ago
There is no such data on the manufacturers information we have on our roll wrapped tubes. To be...
Warren (Staff)
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its depends entirely what kind of accuracies you are looking at
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