top of page

CarbonStrong CS-U600 Composite

CarbonStrong CS-U600 Composite is a system comprised of thermoset Saturating Epoxy (TCI 300-S) and Carbon Fibre Fabric (TCI-C) to form a Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) laminate used to strengthen and/or upgrade structural elements.​

Unidirectional Carbon Fibre Fabric

Key Features & Advantages

Light Self-Weight (1:1)

Allows operation in narrow and tight spaces and has minimal impact on the normal use of the structure during construction, adding almost no additional weight to the existing structure.

Corrosion Resistant

Anti-acid alkali and other chemical corrosion and resistance to severe environments. TCI CS-U600 maintains uniform tension across each batch of raw fibre. With low dispersion, high strength, and stable properties, it has achieved a 100% qualification rate in national authority testing.

High Strength, High Modulus

Very effective in flexural strengthening in the form of straight sheets, shear strengthening in the form of closed loop wrapping, u-shaped and side bonding, increase ductility and strength of circular columns in the form of transverse wrapping.

High Temperature Resistant

Creep resistance under high permanent loads, high corrosion resistance and excellent seismic strengthening system.

Versatile for Structural Components

TCI CS-U600 can be used on various structural components and systems, e.g. concrete structures, masonry structures, wood structures, steel structures, and many other structural elements and systems.

Long Storage Life

Allows for long operation projects

and extended deadlines. TCI CS-U600 is made from premium international aviation-grade yarn, with each carbon fibre length exceeding 5,000 meters to ensure uninterrupted and undamaged fibre fabrication.

Unidirectional Carbon Fiber.webp
CS-U600 Image 1.jpg.webp

Typical Usage

CarbonStrong CS-U600 finds wide application in various scenarios. Here are some typical usages of CarbonStrong CS-U600:

Structural Capacity Changes

• Increased live and/or dead loads in structures.

• Increased traffic volumes on bridges & viaducts.

• Increased capacity and structural strength of pipes.

• Ability to accommodate changes of building utilization or industrial machinery layout.

• Allows for the removal of walls, columns, or sections of floor slabs.

Seismic Retrofitting

• Upgrade of reinforced concrete columns.

• Retrofit of unreinforced masonry walls.

• Increases lateral shear resistance in reinforced masonry walls.

Blast Resistant Upgrade

• Column protection.

• Masonry wall protection.

Structural Damage & Repair

• Repairs aging or corroded members.

• Repairs or upgrades inferior materials.

• Repairs inadequate construction techniques.

• Repairs large diameter pipes to achieve strengthening and waterproofing

• Repair members damaged by fire or natural disaster.

bottom of page