Carbon Nanotube Fiber

Product Overview
Carbon nanotube fibers are made from carbon nanotubes and feature a one-dimensional macroscopic structure. These fibers are produced using various preparation methods such as wet spinning, array spinning, and chemical vapor deposition (CVD), with CVD being particularly efficient for producing long and continuous carbon nanotube fibers. These fibers exhibit outstanding properties, including high electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, and mechanical strength, making them suitable for various advanced applications.

Key Features

• Lightweight & High Strength:Despite their low density, carbon nanotube fibers possess high tensile strength and elasticity, making them ideal for applications requiring both strength and lightweight properties.
• High Electrical Conductivity:The excellent conductivity of carbon nanotubes imparts superior electrical properties to the fibers.
• High Thermal Conductivity:These fibers have exceptional heat conductivity, making them well-suited for thermal management applications.
• Versatility:The fibers can be combined with other materials or functionalized to expand their application areas.

Applications

• Aerospace:Used for aircraft skin and structural components to enhance the overall performance of the aircraft.
• Automotive Manufacturing:Ideal for lightweight vehicle components like body panels and chassis, helping to achieve energy efficiency and reduce fuel consumption.
• Sports Equipment:Used in the production of high-performance bicycle frames, golf clubs, etc., improving athletic performance.
• Electronic Devices:Due to their high conductivity, these fibers have potential applications in sensors, conductive films, and other electronic components.
• Other Fields:Also applied in biomedical, energy storage, environmental protection, and other industries.