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High quality carbon fibers with excellent handling and processability is obtained by using "CHEMITYLEN"
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Carbon fiber composite materials can achieve both high strength and light weight, contributing to energy saving and reduction of environmental impact in various fields.
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Molded by filament winding using sized carbon fibers.
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Molded by pull-torsion using sized carbon fibers.
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Sized carbon fibers are used as prepreg and press molded.
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Sized carbon fibers are used as prepreg and autoclave molded.
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Sized carbon fibers are woven and molded by RTM process (cured after pre-molding)
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Sized carbon fibers are pelletized as chop fiber and then injection molded.
Products | Features | Effects |
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CHEMITYLEN HP・EP (Polyester/Epoxy type) | Excellent impregnation of epoxy resin. | Wets well with epoxy resin and produces high-strength FRP. |
Excellent fiber-opening properties. | Produces a wide, thin tow. | |
Less fluffing. | Fiber length can be maintained and high-strength FRP can be made. | |
CHEMITYLEN UA (Polyurethane type) | Excellent flexibility and cuttability. | Produces flexible, easy-to-handle, easy-to-chop tow. |
Excellent mixing stability with EP and HP series. | The physical properties can be adjusted to your liking by mixing. | |
CHEMITYLEN WS (Polyether type) | Good dispersibility in water. | When you do not want to leave the sizing agent component on the surface of carbon fiber, it can be washed off with water. |
Fig. Carbon fiber composite material after epoxy resin impregnation
SEM photograph of cross section (800x)
<Features >
<General composition>
Item | Conventional sizing agents (Main component: epoxy resin) | CHEMITYLEN EP-10 | CHEMITYLEN HP-10 | |
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Adhesion amount wt% | 1.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 | |
Carbon fiber tow basic performance | Fluff amount mg | 2.9 | 0.7 | 0.5 |
Convergence cm | 13.4 | 18.6 | 17.1 | |
Openness mm | 6.5 | 6.7 | 7.4 | |
Epoxy resins aggregation s | 18.5 | 6.9 | 5.7 | |
Emulsion stability | Stability over time 25℃×6months | Fair | Good | Good |
Fig. CHEMITYLEN UA products
<Features>
Moderate flexibility
Excellent cuttability
Excellent cuttability due to excellent mixing stability with CHEMITYLEN EP and HP products.
Bundling and opening properties can be adjusted by mixing with EP and HP products.
<General composition >
Special polyurethane
Water
Item | Conventional sizing agent (Main component: epoxy resin) | CHEMITYLEN UA-40 |
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Adhesion amount wt% | 1.5 | 1.0 |
Convergence cm | 13.4 | 18.3 |
Cuttability |
Example of performance adjustment by mixing Chemtylen EP-10/UA-30
Excellent mixing stability with CHEMITYLEN EP and HP products
The mixing stability of "CHEMITYLEN EP and HP" products is excellent, so bundling and opening properties can be adjusted by mixing.
< Features >
A water-soluble type carbon fiber sizing agent with excellent solubility in water.
Item | CHEMITYLEN WS-10 | CHEMITYLEN WS-20 |
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Main composition | Polyether aqueous solution | Modified polyether aqueous solution |
Concentration | 50 | 30 |
Viscosity (25°C, mPa-s) | 3000 | 25000 |
Item | Conventional sizing agent (Main component: epoxy resin) | CHEMITYLEN WS-10 | CHEMITYLEN WS-20 |
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Adhesion amount wt% | 1.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 |
Convergence cm | 13.4 | 13.1 | 23.8 |
Openness mm | 6.5 | 6.6 | 6.4 |
Product | Carbon fiber tow performance | Heat resitance | |||
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convergence | tack | densitometry | fluff | Tg ℃ * | |
CHEMITYLEN HP-10 | normal | midldle | excellent | excellent | 300 |
CHEMITYLEN EP-10 | good | midldle | excellent | good | 310 |
CHEMITYLEN UA-10 | excellent | weak | normal | excellent | 270 |
CHEMITYLEN UA-20 | excellent | weak | good | excellent | 250 |
CHEMITYLEN UA-30 | good | weak | good | good | 270 |
CHEMITYLEN UA-40 | good | weak | excellent | good | 230 |
CHEMITYLEN WS-10 | poor | strong | good | N/A | 220 |
CHEMITYLEN WS-20 | good | midldle | good | N/A | 310 |
Product | Liquid type | Concentration % * | Resin type | Ionic species |
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CHEMITYLEN HP-10 | emulsion | 40 | modified polyester | nonion |
CHEMITYLEN EP-10 | emulsion | 40 | modified polyester | nonion |
CHEMITYLEN UA-10 | emulsion | 39 | modified polyurethane | anion |
CHEMITYLEN UA-20 | emulsion | 38 | modified polyurethane | anion |
CHEMITYLEN UA-30 | emulsion | 40 | modified polyurethane | anion |
CHEMITYLEN UA-40 | emulsion | 35 | modified polyurethane | anion |
CHEMITYLEN WS-10 | aqueous solution | 50 | polyether | ー |
CHEMITYLEN WS-20 | aqueous solution | 50 | modified polyether | ー |
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