Kelteks Quadriaxial
Unidirectional Non-Crimp Fabric
Description
Multiaxials, known as NonCrimp fabrics are made by one or more layers of long structural fibers oriented along the preferred direction, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread, fleece, or binder. Quadriaxial fabric is one in which long, structural fibers is oriented in four directions, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread.
- Fabrics for technical use
- Warp Knitted Fabric
- Quadriaxial Fiber Cloth
- Glass Fiber Quadriaxial Fabrics
Product characteristics
- Material
- Glass, Carbon or Basalt Fibers
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