Dry Carbon Hood?
#13
Originally Posted by rockshox' date='Sep 12 2003, 03:29 AM
wet carbon fiber is referring to the process of wet layup where you soak or spread liquid epoxy onto the carbon fabric.
"dry" would be referring to prepreg, where the fabric comes preimpregnated with exactly the right amount of epoxy already in it.
prepreg ends up stronger because it has a higher carbon to epoxy ratio.
either method can be vacuum bagged and/or autoclaved but usually someone doing wet layup doesnt have those kinds of resources.
"dry" would be referring to prepreg, where the fabric comes preimpregnated with exactly the right amount of epoxy already in it.
prepreg ends up stronger because it has a higher carbon to epoxy ratio.
either method can be vacuum bagged and/or autoclaved but usually someone doing wet layup doesnt have those kinds of resources.
welcome to the board.
#14
Originally Posted by pengaru' date='Sep 11 2003, 11:48 PM
[quote name='rockshox' date='Sep 12 2003, 03:29 AM'] wet carbon fiber is referring to the process of wet layup where you soak or spread liquid epoxy onto the carbon fabric.
"dry" would be referring to prepreg, where the fabric comes preimpregnated with exactly the right amount of epoxy already in it.
prepreg ends up stronger because it has a higher carbon to epoxy ratio.
either method can be vacuum bagged and/or autoclaved but usually someone doing wet layup doesnt have those kinds of resources.
"dry" would be referring to prepreg, where the fabric comes preimpregnated with exactly the right amount of epoxy already in it.
prepreg ends up stronger because it has a higher carbon to epoxy ratio.
either method can be vacuum bagged and/or autoclaved but usually someone doing wet layup doesnt have those kinds of resources.
welcome to the board. [/quote]
I second that. Welcome, and thanks for saving me the trouble of clearing up all the bullshit...
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