Carbon fiber molding is a process method of making carbon fiber materials into specific shapes and performance products.

The process typically includes the following steps:

Material preparation: Prepare carbon fiber prepreg, which involves pre impregnating carbon fibers into a resin matrix.

Mold design and manufacturing: Design and manufacture high-precision molds based on the shape and size of the required products.

Layering: Lay the carbon fiber prepreg in the mold according to the design requirements to achieve the desired fiber orientation and structure.

Mold closing and heating pressure: Close the mold with the finished layer, and then apply a certain amount of pressure under heating conditions to make the resin matrix flow, infiltrate carbon fibers, and solidify into shape.

Demolding and post-processing: After the product is cured, demolding is carried out and subsequent processing may be carried out, such as trimming, drilling, etc.

Carbon fiber molding has the advantages of high precision, good surface quality, and excellent mechanical properties, making it suitable for producing high-strength and high-precision carbon fiber products, such as aerospace components, automotive structural components, sports equipment, etc.