Quick Answer
Material shortlist for this application.
A carbon fiber structural strengthening system includes UD carbon fiber fabric, pultruded CFRP plates and structural epoxy resin for concrete, bridge and building reinforcement projects.
Why carbon fiber is used
Where the material advantage comes from.
UD carbon fabric provides directional reinforcement for surface bonding on beams, slabs, columns and walls.
Pultruded CFRP plates provide high axial stiffness for externally bonded strengthening.
The epoxy resin system is part of the material system and must be selected for substrate and project conditions.
Recommended materials
Start selection from these product families.
Common specifications
Typical details to confirm before quotation.
| Item | Typical options |
|---|---|
| UD fabric weight | 200 / 300 / 600 g/m2 or custom |
| UD fabric width | 10 / 20 / 30 / 50 / 100 cm or custom |
| CFRP plate thickness | 1.2 / 1.4 / 2.0 / 3.0 / 5.0 mm |
| CFRP plate width | 50 / 80 / 100 / 120 / 150 mm or custom |
| Resin | Primer / saturant / plate adhesive by project |
Selection guide
How to choose the starting material.
Confirm the structure type and main load direction.
Select UD fabric when surface bonding over an area is required.
Select CFRP plate when high axial capacity in a narrow strip is required.
Ask a qualified engineer to approve structural design and site suitability.
RFQ information required
Prepare these details for a faster quotation.
Project type
Structure type: concrete / steel / masonry / bridge / building
Required material: UD fabric / CFRP plate / epoxy resin / system
UD fabric weight
CFRP plate width and thickness
Epoxy resin requirement
Project area
Destination country
Required documents
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FAQ
Common application questions.
Is CFRP strengthening only one material?
No. It is normally a system that may include UD fabric, CFRP plate, primer, saturant or structural epoxy adhesive.
Can FRP HOME provide structural design?
We provide material supply and technical data. Structural design and site approval should be handled by qualified project engineers.