The Difference Between Carbon Fiber Glasses and Fiber Glasses

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To understand the difference between carbon fiber glasses and fiber glasses, we need to understand the difference between carbon fiber and glass fiber. As a high-quality glasses manufacturer in Shenzhen, we have a deep research and understanding of the materials of glasses. This article will learn about the difference between carbon fiber glasses and fiber glasses from the aspects of the composition, properties, performance, process, appearance and application of these two materials. The following is a detailed explanation of their differences.

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The difference between carbon fiber glasses and fiber glasses 1: Different material composition and properties.
Carbon fiber: The main component is a fiber material with a high carbon content, which is composed of carbon elements. It has the advantages of high strength, high modulus, high tensile strength and bending strength, and low thermal expansion coefficient, but it is relatively brittle and easy to break. The specific strength and specific modulus of carbon fiber are particularly high, which is suitable for fields that require extremely light and strong materials.
Glass fiber: It is a fiber material drawn from glass melt. It has high tensile strength and compression strength, but poor elastic modulus and thermal expansion coefficient, and is not suitable for high temperature use.
The difference between carbon fiber glasses and fiber glasses 2: different performance.
Rigidity comparison: Carbon fiber performs better than glass fiber in rigidity, that is, carbon fiber has a stronger ability to resist elastic deformation when subjected to force.
Tensile strength comparison: Carbon fiber has obvious advantages in tensile strength. The tensile strength of general-purpose carbon fiber can reach 1000MPa, and high-strength carbon fiber can even reach 3500MPa, while the tensile strength of high-strength glass fiber is usually around 2800MPa.
Durability comparison: Durability includes many aspects, such as high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance, acid and alkali resistance, corrosion resistance, impact resistance, etc. In these aspects, glass fiber and carbon fiber have their own advantages and disadvantages. For example, glass fiber is better in high temperature resistance, while carbon fiber is slightly better in impact resistance. In terms of overall service life, carbon fiber is longer, but in specific use environments, an exact comparison cannot be made.
Conductivity comparison: Carbon fiber has better conductivity, which is particularly important in electrical applications.
The difference between carbon fiber glasses and fiber glasses 3: different production processes.
Carbon fiber: The production process is complex, including three stages of weaving, prepreg and molding. The energy consumption in the production process is large and the technical threshold is high.
Glass fiber: The production is relatively simple, the technology is mature and easy to obtain
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