Japanese firms working to make carbon fiber mainstream
Posted on May 13 2008 by admin | Posted under automotive news | Comments Off
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Carbon fiber may be best known for its use in golf clubs and jet planes. Yet the silvery black composite is extremely strong and light, and holds great potential as a steel substitute while automakers race to squeeze every extra mile from a gallon of gasoline.
The problem with carbon fiber is that it is expensive and it takes time to mold.
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