high performance 1.0m width carbon fiber fabric

Carbon fiber fabric is a woven cloth made up of thousands of filaments; each filament is composed of primarily carbon atoms that are more or less aligned along the axis of the fiber. It is important to note here that the terms “graphite fiber” and “carbon fiber” are often used interchangeably, but this is a misuse
of the terms. “Graphite” refers to a material with a specific molecular structure in which sheets of aromatic carbon atoms are regularly stacked so that they overlap with a carbon atom at the center of each ring. The most commonly available carbon fibers are rarely produced with a graphitic structural
alignment. True graphite fibers, which are produced for highly specialized purposes, universally have mechanical characteristics that far exceed those of standard carbon fiber, hence the importance of using the correct terminology when discussing these materials (Lavin 2001)