Multiaxial Fabrics

Multi-Axis Fibers have a multi-layered structure that is connected to each other in the direction of

0˚ / 90˚ or + 45˚ / -45˚, using polyester sewing threads. Alternative angles are available on request.

The Benefits;

• Improved mechanical properties - Biaxial
• Improved resistance to fatigue and impact - Biaxial
• Improved stability even when cut – Biaxial
• Can be supplied as a high drape fabric (+/-45˚) - Biaxial
• Improves surface finish (print through) is often achieved using a +/-45˚ structure – Biaxial
• Ease of wet out - Bidirectional
• Drapability - Bidirectional
• Increase in areal weights – Triaxial
• Increase in torsional rigidity, longitudinal (0˚ 4/-45˚ or transvers 90˚ +/-45˚) – Triaxial
• Reduction in the number of layers - Quadriaxial
• Can design strength in all directions - Quadriaxial
• Improving process speeds – Quadriaxial
• Higher areal weights (up to 2,000g per square meter and beyond) – Unidirectional
• Enhanced performance in infusion processes where resin will flow more easily through the various layers - Unidirectional