Carbon Fiber Roving

Carbon Fiber Roving


Carbon fiber roving refers to a bundle of continuous carbon fiber strands, typically wound onto a spool. It's a basic form of raw carbon fiber material, used in composite manufacturing due to its high strength-to-weight ratio, stiffness, and fatigue resistance. Carbon fiber roving is often impregnated with resin to create carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) composites, applied in industries like aerospace, automotive, and construction for lightweight yet durable components


Technical Features:

Spec Strength(Mpa) Modulus(Gpa) Elongation(%) Linear Density(g/km) Density(g/cm3) Diameter(µm)
3K 4000 230 1.8 198 1.80 7
12K 4200 230 1.8 800
24K 4200 230 1.9 1600
48K 4200 240 1.8 3200
12K 4500 230 1.9 800 1.80 7
24K 4500 230 1.9 1600
48K 4500 240 1.8 3200
12K 4500 210 2.1 800 1.80 7
12K 4900 240 2.0 800 1.80 7
24K 4900 240 2.0 1600
24K(NEW) 5500 255 2.1 1600
48K 4900 240 2.0 3200
12K 4900 210 2.3 800 1.80 7
36K 6000 265 2.2 1800 1.80 7
12K 5900 295 2.0 450 1.79 5
24K 5900 295 2.0 900 1.79 5
12K 5900 295 2.0 450 1.79 5
24K 5900 295 2.0 900 1.79 5