Commercial Grade Carbon Fiber Fabric 2x2 Twill 3k 6oz/203gsm

Commercial Grade Carbon Fiber Fabric – 2×2 Twill • 3k • 6 oz (≈203 gsm)

This is a versatile, commercial-grade 3k carbon fiber cloth woven in a classic 2×2 twill. At 6 oz (≈203 gsm) it balances strength, drape, and cosmetics—perfect for lightweight panels, cosmetic skins, and general composite layups. The twill pattern provides easier conformability around curves while retaining the premium carbon look. Woven from PAN-based carbon fiber, this fabric features a consistent commercial weave for reliable performance at a great value.

Key features

• 2×2 twill, 3k tow: smooth drape with the iconic carbon aesthetic.
• Lightweight 6 oz (≈203 gsm): ideal for skins, covers, and multi-ply laminates.
• Approx. thickness: ~0.010″ per ply (typical, process dependent).
• Available widths: selection includes 2″, 3″, 4″, 40″, 50″, 60″, 75″ (plus additional slit-tape options shown on the page).
• Commercial grade value: fiber brand may vary between lots; minor cosmetic differences are normal and do not affect functionality.

Typical applications

• Automotive & motorsport trim, body panels, dash/console overlays
• UAV/robotics shells, instrument housings, lightweight brackets
• Marine and watersports parts, fairings, board skins
• Cosmetic covers, interior panels, hobby & R&D projects

Processing

• Compatible with epoxy (recommended for best clarity), polyester, and vinyl ester resins.
• Suitable for hand layup, vacuum bagging, and resin infusion.
• For high-gloss cosmetics, use a quality clear epoxy system and a UV-stable top coat/clear.
• Debulk between plies, use peel ply/breather for vacuum work, and post-cure per resin supplier guidance.

Specifications

• Fiber: Carbon (PAN-based), 3k tow
• Weave: 2×2 Twill
• Areal weight: 6 oz (≈203 gsm)
• Nominal thickness: ~0.010″ per ply (process dependent)
• Widths offered: see width selector (common: 50″, 60″; plus slit tapes)
• Grade: Commercial (fiber brand may vary)

Sold by the linear yard (36″ length × selected width). Continuous yardage ships on one roll when possible.