High-strength carbon fiber tube, CFRP tube, light tube
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 /month
OKorder Service Pledge
Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery
OKorder Financial Service
Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing
You Might Also Like
Specifications
Carbon fiber tube,CFRP tube, light tube
Light weight but strong and durable
Carbon fiber tube,CFRP tube, light tube
Pulwell has designed and produced carbon tubes especially for new generation tripods. Our carbon tubes use an exclusive process based on pull winding of long carbon fibers, which are precisely wrapped and combined under high pressure and temperature with epoxy resin to a 1.2-1.5mm wall thickness. This manufacturing process ensures stiff, light tubes resistant to bending, has good tensile and compression strength, a high degree of stability in extreme temperatures, absorbs vibration
and withstands fatigue better than other carbon fiber tube processes.
Features:
1) High strength
2) Lightweight but strong, 30% lighter than equivalent alloy version without compromise on strength, torsional stability or durability
3) Amazing and unique carbon finish
4) Carbon/fiberglass hybrid products and different finishes are available
We have established a considerable presence within the automotive industry supplying companies from mainstream car manufacturers to niche motorsport organisations.
We supply the majority of Formula 1 teams starting on the grid this season
We are at the forefront of composite innovation.
Experience handling and stocking very high tech materials.
Other automotive projects include:
Exhaust sleeves for both cars and motorcycles
Pit equipment
Suspension struts
Chassis members
- Q: At least in Washington State, we are required to get new licence plates for our vehicles every so many years. What are the logical reasons for this?
- If you are talking about the water line that feeds the refrigerator, I wouldn't suggest changing it to copper, simply because the plastic hose is more flexible and won't crack if bent in the same place repeatedly. If you are set on making the change, make sure that you can do so without pinching or kinking the copper line (this includes when you push your fridge back into place). The copper fittings are similar to the plastic, as both plastic and copper line make use of compression type fittings. Make sure to get the same size pipe as the old hose with the proper fittings. You can get these by asking for assistance at most hardware stores. You will need a reaming tool to make sure the copper pipe flares at the end and is smooth. This may also be obtained at most hardware stores. Then cut to the pipe to the proper length, make sure you have smoothed and flared both ends of your pipe, connect the pipe to the valve and the refrigerator, and make sure to tighten both fittings properly. Not very hard. Make sure to watch your fittings for a while to make sure you don't have any leaks before pushing your fridge back in place. If you are referring to a different pipe then I would also say good luck!
- Q: why we are using circular pipes instead of rectangular pipe ?
- Dear And Manisha, if you insist upon asking serious questions, remember that a few good jolts from a peace officer’s tazor should bring you around to your senses. Please, check your spelling and throw some slang into the mix so you don’t offend any of the egos lurking, waiting to give you the smack-down with crass, thoughtless one-liners. Thank you Manisha, and have a great day! Zach
- Q: Any Storage systems or anything?
- Most likely cause is a stuck lock actuator. This will not allow the lock knob to move up or down. The actuator is riveted to the door, and is basically a solenoid. It is about 6 inches long and about 2 inches around, and has a black rubber insulator over it. Or did when new. And it will have a 2 wire connector plugged into the bottom of it. Try to move the rod that comes out of it upward with some visegrips. If it won't move up or down, that is your problem. Cut the rod with some good sized wire cutters, and open the door. When you replace the actuator, the new rod comes with it and is part of it. Hope this helps
- Q: I like vaping in my house. But if I vape in a room with a smoke detector will I set it off? I usually vape in my living room which doesn't have a smoke detector. I also have an office in my house with a smoke detector, if I vape in there will I set it off?
- don't use a safety pin. if you really can't go to a pro you can buy a piercing kit online for about $22. Just remember it will scar if you ever take it out.
- Q: How to remove the pipe connection, the joint is ring, and there is a spring similar to the oil seal. Not a common joint, wrench removed, ask the teacher to answer
- Tools, inside six corners, wrenches, screwdrivers.1, fluoride start cooling, compressor work closed high pressure valve, run for one minute, close the low-pressure valve, stop. Unplug the power plug (remember).
- Q: I am thinking about driving my wife out into an unpopulated area and getting her to run beside the car as I drive down the road at a slow speed. Will that help with her weight problem. I mean, I know it will take time but if I get her to run a few miles a day I think it should work. I would also have lots of water in the front seat of the car to hand her as she needs it. thanks
- The fiberglass insulation will have better insulating qualities than the foam if properly installed with the proper elbow and tee fittings. It is more difficult to install though. If you opt for an easier installation, go with the brand called armaflex , as it has a special glue so you can put it all together and since it adheres to itself, you'll have no trouble patching any boo-boos. The secret to a good insulation job is to have no gaps anywhere in the insulation. Armaflex also comes in extra thick walls for maximum protection.
- Q: one of my pipes froze and busted. I need to turn my water back on before other pipes freeze. can I change out the pipe while it's still frozen so I can go ahead and turn my water back on? thanks in advance
- lead is now only used in rain water systems so no portable water lead fittings are sold any more their are lead to copper fittings sold so you can convert to copper other than that no fittings made of lead are made
- Q: What would I need to do and is this dangerous?
- Some types of sensors we use are: (1) rate-of rise (detects the rate of temperature rise in a closed space) (2) fusible link (link melts at certain temperature) (3) bi-metal sensor, or thermostat (closes a contact at a certain temperature) (4) fire-eye (detects light in a certain spectrum range) (5) smoke detectors, or ionization units, that detect smoke particulate in the air. (6) infrared detectors, similar to fire-eyes Sensor output is usually just a change of status (normally open to closed circuit, or normally closed to open circuit), or a low-voltage, low-amperage output to the processor (ex. 12V 4-20mA) Most of our processing units are PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), which takes the output signal from the sensor and triggers a response in a control unit and/or sends an alarm to a remote console.
- Q: All I know you need to put the phone by the door I don't know the rest
- EDIT: There are systems that can install an epoxy liner in an existing sewer lateral. One of many is linked below. They will come into your house with a camera system and run it down the main sewer and find out where the break(s) occur. From there they will install an inflatable pipe within the system that will extrude the new epoxy liner. It may take a few hours, and it will cost about 40% of what a new pipe would cost, but there is little or no digging, and certainly nothing under your house. Ask around in your ara or search No Dig Sewer Repair or similar words. END EDIT. Clay sewer pipe of that vintage used mostly a mortar mix for the sealant - and some very few used rubber gaskets in addition to the mortar. Between settling and normal aging, the joints tend to move a little. And then between heating and cooling, hot water from a bath followed by cold water from a toilet flush, even more stress is put on the joints. Do this for 30 - 40 years and the joints get loose. An air-blaster system will blow the mortar right out of the joints, possibly split the pipes themselves and possibly even move the pipes themselves. It is absolutely the worst possible thing to do with a vitreous-pipe system. Keep in mind that the pipe itself tends to be pretty impervious to wear and tear - it is usually joint failure, movement and roots (causing joint failure and movement) that causes problems. Good luck with it. When/if you have to replace the pipes, consider Schedule 80 PVC if permitted by code. It is much stronger than Schedule 40, and should last at least 100 years, probably much more, if installed correctly. Use 304-stainless no-hub mechanical fittings rated for underground use, *NOT* solvent fittings. Or go straight to ductile iron and similar fittings.
- Q: So far I have the Marchesa Luisa Casati, Anna Piaggi, and Isabella Blow. Anyone else? I love eccentric, strange, avante garde women!
- If it only happens sometimes the odds that are a CO leak are slim. None the less say something to management or talk to some of your co-workers to see if they are having similar symptoms. Most likely you are getting dizzy because of the heat. It is probably a mild form of dehydration. Try drinking water regularly at work and see if that helps. The change from the temperature of your house to your office is probably the cause of it.
Send your message to us
High-strength carbon fiber tube, CFRP tube, light tube
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 /month
OKorder Service Pledge
Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery
OKorder Financial Service
Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing
Similar products
Hot products
Hot Searches
Related keywords
