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Carbon-Carbon Composite Moulds
BZNCarbon offers custom-engineered carbon-carbon composite moulds designed for aerospace, industrial, and high-temperature tooling. Superior thermal resistance and extended service life.
Category: C-C Composites
Tag: Carbon-Carbon Composite Moulds
Description
BZNCarbon specializes in the development and production of carbon-carbon composite moulds designed to operate under extreme conditions. These moulds are built using advanced fiber structures—2.5D, 3D, or 4D—with densities ranging from 1.5 to 1.9 g/cm³, depending on the specific performance and application requirements. Compared to conventional graphite moulds, our C/C moulds deliver enhanced durability, reduced thermal deformation, and longer operational life.
Whether you require intricate tooling for aerospace parts or high-strength moulds for furnace forming, BZNCarbon’s customized approach ensures optimal results across a variety of applications.
What Are Carbon-Carbon Moulds?
Carbon-carbon composite moulds are manufactured by reinforcing carbon fibers in multiple orientations and impregnating them with a carbon matrix. After high-temperature processing above 2000°C, the result is a lightweight, ultra-high-strength material that retains mechanical and thermal stability in harsh thermal environments.
These moulds offer significant advantages over graphite moulds, including superior flexural strength, lower oxidation rates (with protective treatment), and greater resistance to thermal cycling.
Key Applications
Aerospace forming tools
Precision pressing dies for sintering and hot-press applications
Vacuum and induction furnace moulds
Semiconductor and medical-grade component forming
Automotive ceramic or metal injection moulding (MIM/CIM) tooling
Glass, crystal, or sapphire shaping systems
Technical Specifications
Property | Value |
---|---|
Bulk Density | ≥ 1.70 g/cm³ |
Flexural Strength | ≥ 100 MPa |
Ash Content | ≤ 50 ppm |
Carbon Content | ≥ 99.99% |
CTE (Coefficient of Expansion) | ≤ 3 ×10⁻⁶/K |
Electrical Resistance | 30–50 μΩ·cm |
Max Operating Temperature | Up to 2300°C (in inert) |
All properties may be customized based on fibre structure and customer requirements.
Advantages of BZNCarbon C/C Moulds
High Thermal Endurance: Maintains shape and strength in extreme heat
Long Service Life: Reduces tooling replacement frequency
Customizable Geometry: Produced from customer CAD files or physical samples
Dimensional Stability: Maintains accuracy even under high stress
Excellent Conductivity: Useful for systems requiring thermal uniformity
Minimal Ash and Contamination: Cleanroom and semiconductor-ready
Oxidation Protection & Surface Coating
While carbon-carbon materials can begin to oxidize in oxygen-rich environments above 400°C, BZNCarbon offers multiple oxidation resistance strategies, including:
Matrix densification and surface passivation
Application of protective coatings to isolate C/C material from oxygen exposure
Optional surface treatments adapted to furnace atmosphere and use-case
Our oxidation protection technologies significantly prolong the life of moulds used in aerobic high-temperature applications.
Design & Manufacturing Capabilities
2.5D, 3D, and 4D fibre architecture
Press and die systems
Cylindrical or conical moulds
Multi-part assembly tooling
Quick-turn prototyping and batch production available