The Difference Between Carbon Fiber Chairs And Ordinary Chairs

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I believe everyone is familiar with the commonly used furniture such as chairs. It has a history of thousands of years from its invention to the present. In ancient times, chairs were a symbol of status.

The higher the status, the more gorgeous the chairs. With the development of technology, chairs have also developed, becoming simple and practical, and more and more functions.

Common chairs now include armchairs, swivel chairs, massage chairs, rocking chairs, rattan chairs, folding chairs, etc. The materials for making chairs are wood, fur, plastic, metal and the latest popular prototype material carbon fiber.

Advantages Of Carbon Fiber Chairs

Carbon fiber chair is a kind of furniture made of new materials and has the following advantages:

Lightweight: Carbon fiber chairs are lightweight and 30%-50% lighter than metal materials of the same weight.
Strong: Carbon fiber chairs have high strength, good tensile and compression resistance, and have better durability than metal materials.
Beautiful: The shape of carbon fiber chairs has a greater degree of freedom, and various streamlined and fashionable designs can be produced.
No electromagnetic interference: Carbon fiber chairs will not be interfered by electromagnetic waves and will not affect human health.

Disadvantages Of Carbon Fiber Chairs

Although carbon fiber chairs have many advantages, they also have some disadvantages:

Expensive: Carbon fiber materials are expensive, and the furniture made of them is not cheap either. It is much more expensive than furniture made of the same material.
Difficulty in repair: Once a chair made of carbon fiber material is damaged, it is difficult to repair, and usually the entire chair can only be replaced.
Hard: Compared with other soft materials, such as fabric chairs, carbon fiber chairs have a harder seating feel and may not be suitable for sitting for long periods of time.

To sum up, carbon fiber chairs have many advantages, such as being lightweight, strong, and beautiful, but they also have some disadvantages, such as being expensive, difficult to maintain, and having a hard seating feel. When choosing furniture, you need to weigh it based on your needs and financial strength.

At the beginning, carbon fiber was mainly used in the field of military machining and security, and then the application was slowly expanded, and it was used in building decoration, bathroom furniture, machinery manufacturing, medical device and health, sports equipment, etc. If you need carbon fiber machining parts including carbon fiber chairs, special-shaped parts, or materials such as tubes, rods, cloth, plates, etc., you can order from Be-cu prototypes, process drawings, and provide free proofing services.

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ISO 9001 certified. BE-CU Prototype Offering CNC machining carbon fiber and other manufacturing services for carbon fiber marterial. Various capabilities include notching, labeling, drilling carbon fiber, grinding, laser cutting carbon fiber, finishing, plating, marking, CNC milling carbon fiber and turning carbon fiber.We stock high quality 3k carbon fiber sheet in a variety of thickness, types and finish. Its a great material used in applications where light weight and strength are needed such as drones. Unlike other workshops, we have no min order and are often filling orders with a single part. We also don’t make you pay for the full sheet and you only get charged for what is used. With a large selection of material, you should find everything you need to make your project come to life. We are also able to handle larger production runs and provide a competitive pricing. If we don’t have the material or finish you require, we are more the willing to look at bringing it in for you.

What Is Carbon Fiber?Carbon fiber is made of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) (or pitch, viscose) and other organic fibers by carbonization (removal of most elements except carbon) by pyrolysis method under inert gas at high temperature above 1,000 °C. Inorganic polymer fibers with a carbon content of more than 90%.