Tube - Tapered OD - Standard Modulus - 2x2 Twill Weave - 1.188 X 1.260 to 1.392 X 83.5 IN
Tapered OD Carbon Fiber Tube ◾ Great for Bending in a cantilevered application ◾ 1mm to 3mm wall Thickness
- 1-4 $469.99
- 5-9 $422.79
- 10+ $399.59
Features & Benefits
Roll wrapped tubing is manufactured using multiple layers of prepreg carbon fiber (and if noted, other) materials. In general each layer is about 0.006 inches thick which means that a tube with a wall thickness of 0.060 inches will typically be composed of 9-10 individual layers of carbon fiber. The number of layers (plys) allows us to vary the orientation of the fibers throughout the thickness, creating a high performance, engineered product. Click HERE to learn more about our roll wrapping process.
*Please note, the diagram below shows an outer "0/90" ply however the product you are currently viewing does NOT have this outer twill ply.
*This diagram illustrates a "generic" layup. The SKU being viewed may not have the layup schedule shown in this diagram. To view this SKU's particular layup please check out the "LAYUP ORIENTATION" tab.
Additional Information
P/N | 46686-TPR |
---|---|
Built To Order | Yes |
Space Flight Ready | No |
Traceability Included | No |
Inside Dimension | 1.188000 |
Outside Dimension | 1.390000 |
Thickness | 0.125000 |
Application | Bending |
OD | 1.390000 |
Wall | 0.125000 |
Length | 83.5 |
Max Operating Temp (Tg) | 238.000000 |
WT. | 1.510000 |
Materials | Standard Modulus Carbon |
HTS - Harmonized Tariff Code | 6815.13.0000 |
Surface Finish (exterior) | Cello Wrap Gloss |
Technical Data
Constant ID | 1.188" |
Major OD | 1.392" |
Minor OD | 1.273" |
Major Length | 40" |
Minor Length | 10" |
Stepped Tapered Length via Ply Drops | 37.5" |
Total Length | 83.5" |
XX: Total # of Ply Drops (or "steps") | 10 |
YY: OD Difference per Ply Drop (e.g. 2x prepreg ply thickness) | 0.012" |
Layup Orientation
- 0° Fibers maximize bending stiffness. Consider bending the tube over your knee.
- 45° Fibers maximize torsional stiffness. Typically plied together in an opposing manner, i.e. ±45°. Consider twisting the tube like a vehicle's driveshaft.
- 90° Fibers maximize crushing stiffness and generally assist in overall tube strength. Consider laying the tube on the ground and stepping on it.