Original Japanese Toray M60JB 3000-50B carbon fiber yarn, equivalent weight genuineCarbon Fiber Yarn

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December 07, 2025
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Breve: Need quick answers about practical use? This video highlights the essentials. We showcase the Original Japanese Toray M60JB 3000-50B carbon fiber yarn, demonstrating its high-performance characteristics and applications across aerospace, automotive, and industrial sectors.
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  • Exceptional tensile strength of ≥3820MPa for superior structural integrity.
  • High modulus of ≥588GPa providing excellent stiffness and dimensional stability.
  • Lightweight linear density of 760±20 g/km for optimal weight-to-strength ratio.
  • Carbon content ≥95% ensuring premium material purity and performance.
  • Fine 5-micron diameter enabling precise manufacturing applications.
  • Density of 1.93±0.02 g/cm³ offering strength lighter than aluminum.
  • Elongation of 1.5±0.02% delivering reliable mechanical consistency.
  • Produced by Shenzhen Turing Evolution with ISO certifications for quality assurance.
FAQ:
  • What are the key technical specifications of Toray M60JB 3000-50B carbon fiber yarn?
    The carbon fiber yarn features tensile strength ≥3820MPa, modulus ≥588GPa, linear density 760±20 g/km, elongation 1.5±0.02%, density 1.93±0.02 g/cm³, carbon content ≥95%, and 5-micron diameter.
  • What industries commonly use this carbon fiber yarn?
    It's widely used in aerospace, automotive, pressure vessels, medical devices, civil engineering, sports equipment, wind power generation, and marine engineering applications.
  • What quality certifications does the manufacturer hold?
    Shenzhen Turing Evolution holds ISO9001 quality management, ISO14001 environmental management, OHSAS18001 occupational health and safety, and ISO10012 measurement inspection system certifications.
  • What is the packaging and weight per unit?
    The carbon fiber yarn is supplied on spools with a net weight of 0.25kg per spool.
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