What is the composition of the mixed base carbon band?

The composition of the mixed base carbon strip is mainly composed of carbon fiber and ceramic matrix, or resin and wax mixed in a certain proportion. Here's the explanation:

Carbon fiber combined with ceramic matrix

Main components: carbon fiber and ceramic matrix.

Features: This combination makes the mixed base carbon strip have the advantages of high temperature stability, high strength and hardness, low specific gravity and so on. The performance of mixed base carbon bands is particularly good in high temperature environment.

Resin combined with wax

Main ingredients: resin and wax.

Features:

High melting point: Due to the high proportion of resin components, the mixed base carbon strip has a high melting point.

Excellent scratch resistance: The addition of resin significantly improves the scratch resistance of the carbon strip, making it suitable for label printing that needs to be stored for a long time and is not easy to scratch.

Chemical resistance: The resin composition also gives the mixed base carbon strip good chemical resistance, which can resist the erosion of chemical substances to a certain extent.

Multilayer structure: Most of the mixed base carbon strips are composed of two or more layers, and the mixing ratio is adjusted according to specific needs to meet different printing requirements.

Application scenario

The mixed base carbon belt is suitable for a variety of materials with smooth surfaces, such as coated paper, synthetic paper, hangtags, clothing labels, etc. It can not only provide a clear printing effect, but also ensure that the label is not easy to be wiped or blurred in the long-term storage process, thus improving the overall grade of the product.

In summary, the composition of the mixed base carbon strip varies according to its specific type, but whether it is a combination of carbon fiber and ceramic matrix or a combination of resin and wax, it is designed to improve the performance of the carbon strip by optimizing the composition ratio to meet the printing needs in different scenarios.