Roll wrapped tube is manufactured using multiple layers of prepreg carbon fiber materials. Generally, each layer is about 0.13~0.25 mm thickness which means that a tube with a wall thickness of 1.5 mm will typically be composed of 6-12 individual layers of carbon fiber. The number of layers allows us to vary the orientation of the fibers throughout the thickness, creating a highest performance product according to per client 's requirement.

• Roll Wrapped Process:
• 1. Wrapped onto a mandrel in multiple layers and angles
• 2. Externally pressurized with transparant PP tape
• 3. Heat cured to solidify
• 4. After curing, the solid composite is demoulded from the mandrel as a tube

0° Fibers maximize bending stiffness. 

90° Fibers maximize crushing stiffness and generally assist in overall tube strength.

45° Fibers maximize torsional stiffness. 

• Unlike metals which have similar properties in all directions, the properties of composites are varying, depending on the orientation of the fibers in each layer.
• 1. Clear Grain and Smooth Surface
• 2. High Strength, Light Weight
• 3. Anti-Corrosion
• 4. Low Thermal Expansivity
• 5. Low Density
• 6. Good Fatigue Resistance
• 7. Low Inertia
• 8. Low Maintenance Cost
• 9. Multiple Axial Angles can be designed to reach the best performance

• - Industrial Automation
• - Printing Machine Roller