High temperature fiber composite material: carbon fiber reinforced carbon

In carbon fiber and graphite fiber materials, insulating materials and structural materials are combined: soft and hard felts are mainly used for thermal insulation at high temperatures; carbon fiber reinforced carbon (C/C, CFRC) is a tailor-made high temperature resistant Fiber composite material for extreme requirements.
  
  Carbon Fiber Reinforced Carbon (C/C, CFRC) is a high-strength composite material consisting of a carbon fiber or graphite matrix and carbon fiber reinforcement, which enables the manufacture of various C/C materials, which are particularly suitable for technically complex applications.
  
  Typical properties of materials: very strong and stiff, high fracture toughness, lightweight, low thermal expansion, thermal shock resistance.
  
  Carbon fiber and resin are the raw materials required for the manufacture of C/C materials. Molding is accomplished by processes such as lamination or rolling, and the parts are then pressed and cured. The carbonization and graphitization steps are part of the thermal manufacturing process. In the final processing stage, the workpiece is machined to the desired size.