Material Number |
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23521 - Carbon |
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Description |
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Carbon/Fiberglass Composite Cloth |
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Applications |
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Soft, flexible, high-temperature and flame-resistant carbon/fiberglass composite cloth.
This material can be used as a high-temperature insulator in underhood applications
in construction/off-road equipment, ATVs and snowmobiles. It doubles as a sound
absorber to reduce operator ear and drive-by noise levels. Having a soft, black texture
gives it conformability and aesthetic qualities not typically correlated with high-
temperature materials. It can perform in wet or dry environments, retaining 75% of
its strength when wet. As an added bonus, the material is non-irritating, making it
easier to work with and install.
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Product Construction |
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Carbon Fiber
100% Fiberglass Cloth
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Typical Physical
Properties |
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| Property |
Test
Method |
Value |
| Composite Weight |
N/A |
14.0 ± 2.1 oz/yd² (0.475 ± 0.071 kg/m²) |
| Composite Thickness |
N/A |
0.075 ± 0.011” (1.905 ± 0.286 mm) |
| Temperature Resistance-continuous |
N/A |
500º F (260º C) |
| Temperature Resistance – base fiberglass |
N/A |
1000º F (538º C)
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Thermal Conductivity
TEST RESULTS
(ASTM E 1530) |
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| Thickness |
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Bulk Density |
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Temperature |
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Conductivity |
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(mm) |
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(g/cubic cm) |
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(ºC) |
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(ºF) |
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(W/m-K) |
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(Btu-in/ft² - hour - ºF) |
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2.2 @ 25ºC |
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0.196 @ 25ºC |
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23 |
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74 |
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0.0390 |
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0.270 |
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93 |
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199 |
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0.0371 |
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0.257 |
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163 |
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326 |
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0.0456 |
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0.316 |
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232 |
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450 |
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0.0545 |
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0.378
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| The data, including flammability ratings, presented in this Material Specification Sheet is for reference only and reflects typical properties and characteristics obtained under controlled test conditions. FFT excludes any expressed or implied warranties of fitness for a particular application or purpose. The user has the responsibility to determine fitness for use and assumes all risk and liability for that particular application. The data reflected in this bulletin is subject to change. Please contact FFT to verify current status. (06/14/07) |
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