Rate Enabling 45° Fabrics

continuous biaxial braided carbon fabrics

Braided 45° fabrics have a significant advantage over woven alternatives offering long, continuous off-axis orientation enabling faster builds of better parts with less waste.

Benefits of continuous off-the-roll +/-45° bias fabrics

  • No waste from converting 0/90 woven fabrics to 45s
  • Laydown of 45s is seamless – No overlap joints or thickness buildups
  • No disruption in load path – improved performance
  • Fewer quality checks
  • Faster build rates
  • Increased design allowables – Unlike the warp and weft yarns in woven fabrics, the +45 and -45 fibers in braided fabrics are tensioned equally, providing uniform properties in both directions

Bimax is a continuous, stabilized +/-45° fabric.

TX-45 offers extreme drapability – this product has a 45° architecture without stabilizing yarns. For handling, TX-45 is delivered on a carrier film for stabilization during the prepreg process or it can be laminated with a light veil for stability during infusion.

continuous biaxial braided carbon fabrics

Bimax Standard Products

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Product CodeWidth (in)Width (mm)Angle +/-Yield (yd/lb)Yield (m/kg)Weight (oz/yd2)Weight (g/m2)Thickness at 50% FV (in)Thickness at 50% FV (mm)
BIMAX-200-4848″1219+/- 45°2.14.25.71940.0080.20
BIMAX-375-4848″1219+/- 45°1.12.211.03740.0150.39
BIMAX-720-5252″1321+/- 45°0.51.121.07130.0280.72
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