The structural integrity of continuous fibers

Braided Carbon Structure is our term for the weaving of fibres into complex bi-directional ‘socks' that permit unbroken fibres to run the full length of a structure. It’s easy to imagine the integrity of many layers of uninterrupted woven fibres contrasted with standard prepreg layup where the edge of every carbon sheet is a potential weakness.

Different types of fiber create a better product

Complex “materials tuning” is possible with BCS because we start with dry fibers and only add resin during the moulding process. In one weave we can easily utilize high modulus (HM) carbon, high strength (HS) carbon or incorporate Kevlar© for reinforcement. When new materials become available, they can quickly be tested and integrated.