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300gsm UD Carbon Fiber Fabric RFQ Guide

FRP HOME product FRPH-UD300 is a 300 g/m² unidirectional carbon reinforcement with a documented 0° direction, 0.167 mm nominal dry-fabric thickness and 100-500 mm available width. A complete RFQ must still confirm selected width, tolerance, secondary yarn or backing, fiber grade, resin system, roll format, quantity, destination and final application. The dry-fabric data is not a cured-laminate design allowable.

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300gsm UD Carbon Fiber Fabric RFQ Guide in one minute.

FRP HOME product FRPH-UD300 is a 300 g/m² unidirectional carbon reinforcement with a documented 0° direction, 0.167 mm nominal dry-fabric thickness and 100-500 mm available width. A complete RFQ must still confirm selected width, tolerance, secondary yarn or backing, fiber grade, resin system, roll format, quantity, destination and final application. The dry-fabric data is not a cured-laminate design allowable.

Technical review: 2026-07-27

Definition

What the terms mean.

Unidirectional carbon fiber fabric places most carbon reinforcement in one primary direction. The 300gsm label describes nominal dry-fabric areal weight, while 0° identifies the principal fiber direction. Neither value defines cured laminate thickness, system strength or project suitability without the selected fiber, resin, process, layup and test basis.

Comparison table

Key differences for material selection.

RFQ fieldDocumented FRPH-UD300 referenceOrder confirmation
ConstructionUnidirectional carbon fiber fabric; 0° primary directionSecondary yarn, backing and handling construction by order
Areal weight300 g/m² nominalTolerance and test method in the approved specification
Dry thickness0.167 mm nominal dry-fabric referenceDo not use as cured laminate thickness or structural design allowable
Width100-500 mm available-width referenceSelected usable or slit width, tolerance and roll format
Fiber gradeBy confirmed order; T300, T700 or alternate grade may be reviewedExact source grade, sizing and applicable documents
System performanceMechanical properties are system-dependentResin, cure, laminate design and project test method
Selection advice

How engineers and buyers should choose.

01

Start with the required load direction and approved laminate or strengthening design; UD reinforcement is not a balanced woven surface.

02

Use FRPH-UD300 when the documented 300 g/m² construction is the intended reference, then confirm areal-weight tolerance and the applicable revision in the quotation.

03

Choose the width from the 100-500 mm documented range according to the cutting plan, overlap or strengthening layout, and confirm usable-width tolerance.

04

State whether secondary yarn, backing or another handling aid is required; these details affect placement and resin wet-out and are not fixed by the 300gsm label.

05

Confirm exact fiber grade, sizing and resin compatibility. T300 or T700 is an order-review option, not an automatic grade declaration for every roll.

06

Request a representative trial and the required TDS or batch-document fields before production approval, especially for a new resin, process or structural system.

Common applications

Where this comparison matters.

CFRP structural strengthening
Directional composite laminates
Pultrusion feed reinforcement
Composite repair
Beam and spar reinforcement
Load-path controlled industrial parts
Common specifications

Typical values to confirm.

SpecificationTypical options
Product codeFRPH-UD300
ConstructionUnidirectional carbon fiber fabric; secondary yarn and backing by order
Principal direction0° UD
Areal weight300 g/m² nominal; tolerance confirmed by order
Nominal thickness0.167 mm dry-fabric reference, not cured laminate thickness
Available width100-500 mm; selected slit width confirmed by order
Fiber gradeExact grade and sizing by confirmed order
Mechanical propertiesSystem-dependent; confirm fiber, resin, cure and test method
Verified product documents

Download the references used in this guide.

These English PDFs are tied to the listed product scope. Confirm the final order specification and required batch documents in the RFQ.

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RFQ information

Details needed before quotation.

Clear RFQ information helps avoid wrong material selection and repeated emails.

FRPH-UD300 reference and required revision
Primary fiber direction and laminate schedule
Areal weight and tolerance
Selected width and width tolerance
Secondary yarn or backing requirement
Exact fiber grade and sizing
Resin system and processing method
Roll length, core and packing
Trial and production quantity
Required TDS, COA or batch fields
Destination country
Final application and design responsibility
FAQ

Common technical questions.

Does 300gsm UD carbon fiber fabric have a cured thickness of 0.167 mm?

No. The TDS identifies 0.167 mm as a nominal dry-fabric reference. Cured thickness depends on compaction, resin content, laminate schedule and process.

Is every FRPH-UD300 roll made with T700 carbon fiber?

No. The current TDS states that fiber grade is confirmed by order and lists T300, T700 or an alternate grade as review options. The exact source grade and sizing must appear in the approved order documents.

Can 300gsm UD fabric be used for structural strengthening?

It can be considered when the project design specifies a compatible UD fabric and resin system. Material supply information does not replace structural design, substrate assessment, installation procedure or project approval.

What width is available for the documented 300gsm UD fabric?

The current TDS records a 100-500 mm available-width range. Confirm the selected usable or slit width, tolerance, roll length and packing in the quotation.

What should a buyer send for a 300gsm UD fabric quotation?

Send the load direction or laminate schedule, 300 g/m² requirement, width, backing or secondary-yarn requirement, fiber grade, sizing, resin process, roll format, quantity, destination and final application.

Primary references

Sources reviewed for this guide.

These references support the general process guidance. Final material approval must use the selected product, resin and process documentation.

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