Binding two carbon fiber ends
Binding two carbon fiber ends
(OP)
Hello,
The question might be a bit more in the materials field .
Is there a way to join two ends of carbon fiber?
I know that you can bond them together, but if we do that, will the properties of the joint be the same as the other locations of the 2 pieces or will it be weaker?
Whats the best way to have the best junction if for example i want to link two ends of a normal carbon fiber sheet and then have the least deformation possible when I subject it to tension(for example have the normal deformation that I would have when I put a continuous sheet of FC to tension)
Thank you
The question might be a bit more in the materials field .
Is there a way to join two ends of carbon fiber?
I know that you can bond them together, but if we do that, will the properties of the joint be the same as the other locations of the 2 pieces or will it be weaker?
Whats the best way to have the best junction if for example i want to link two ends of a normal carbon fiber sheet and then have the least deformation possible when I subject it to tension(for example have the normal deformation that I would have when I put a continuous sheet of FC to tension)
Thank you





RE: Binding two carbon fiber ends
RE: Binding two carbon fiber ends
If I knew something on the subject I wouldn't have bothered you.
So yes maybe it's easy for you, may you share your opinion?
Thank you.
RE: Binding two carbon fiber ends
What specific material, thickness, configuration are you attempting to join? What is the application? A lot more detail is needed to be able to provide specific recommendations.
RE: Binding two carbon fiber ends
It was a curious question because I read somewhere that lasers could join FC sheets and I wanted to make sure if that is possible.
As I understood from your answer, there is no way to chemically join the two structures as if they were continuos again, which makes sense.
RE: Binding two carbon fiber ends
RE: Binding two carbon fiber ends