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Carbon Fiber Fabric 2x2 Twill Biaxial +45/-45 Degree 3k 5.7oz/193gsm Hexcel AS4C

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SKU: Z-893

Description

Description

Carbon Fiber Fabric – 2×2 Twill Biaxial ±45/−45, 3k, 48"/121.92 cm, 5.7 oz (193 gsm) – Hexcel AS4C

This biaxial carbon fiber fabric is engineered for structural laminates that need balanced in-plane shear and torsional performance. Woven in a 2×2 twill and set at ±45/−45 degrees, it uses aerospace-grade Hexcel AS4C 3k fiber for a clean cosmetic finish and reliable mechanical properties. At 48" (121.92 cm) wide and 5.7 oz/193 gsm, it drapes easily, consolidates well under vacuum, and produces parts with a smooth, high-end appearance.

Why choose this ±45/−45 biaxial?

  • Balanced torsion & shear: ±45 architecture efficiently carries in-plane shear loads, ideal for tubes, shells, skins, and closed sections.
  • Premium fiber: Hexcel AS4C is a proven aerospace 640 ksi-class carbon for consistent strength and laminate quality.
  • 2×2 twill face: excellent drape around complex shapes with an upscale, low-print cosmetic surface.
  • Lightweight efficiency: 5.7 oz (193 gsm) weight helps you hit target mass while maintaining stiffness and strength.
  • Process-friendly: compatible with epoxy, vinyl ester, and polyester systems; ideal for wet layup, vacuum bagging, and infusion.

Typical applications

  • Motorsport panels, splitters, diffusers & bodywork
  • UAV/Drone frames, aerospace fairings & radomes
  • Bike & marine components, instrument enclosures
  • Tubes, spars, torsion boxes, composite skins & sandwich laminates

Recommended resins

For best structural and cosmetic results use a high-quality epoxy. Polyester and vinyl ester may also be used for non-aerospace projects, tooling, and cosmetic skins.

Key specifications

FiberHexcel AS4C (3k)
Weave / Orientation2×2 Twill, Biaxial ±45/−45
Areal weight5.7 oz/yd² (≈193 gsm)
Width48" (121.92 cm)
FinishDry fabric – requires resin system
ProcessingWet layup • Vacuum bagging • Infusion • Prepreg (where applicable)

Handling & notes

  • Store clean and dry; keep covered between layup steps to prevent contamination.
  • Handle with gloves and cut with sharp shears; stabilize edges with tack spray if needed.
  • Consolidate under vacuum for optimal fiber volume and surface finish.

Sold by the linear yard. Multiple yards ship as a continuous roll when possible.


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