The PC400 carbon felt sheet is made from 100% carbonized fibers in a felt-like structure.
It is lightweight and offers excellent workability.
Spatter Protection (Light Spatter Use) Simple Fire Prevention Sheet
For welding operations under excessive conditions, it is more effective to moisten the sheet before use.
Standard Dimensions
Original Size: 2.0mm (thickness) × 1,000mm (width) × 25m (length)
Original Size: 2.0mm (thickness) × 2,000mm (width) × 20m (length)
Product Code
Dimensions
Packaging
PC-1
(1,000 × 1,000mm) Cut
25 sheets
PC-2
(1,000 × 2,000mm) Cut
12 sheets
PC-4
(2,000 × 2,000mm) Cut
6 sheets
PC-6
(2,000 × 3,000mm) Cut
4 sheets
Note: Folding or eyelet processing is not available.
Material Properties
Composition: 100% Carbonized Fibers
Thickness: 2.0mm
Weight: 400g/m² (approx.)
Tensile Strength (N/5cm): 150 × 330
Tensile Elongation (%): 80 × 50
The above values are based on measurements and are not guaranteed.
Features and Safety
Lightweight and easy to handle.
Felt-like structure allows for easy cutting and handling without fraying.
Stronger tensile strength than conventional felts, making it less prone to tearing.
Economically priced as a low-cost product.
Does not cause skin irritation like fiberglass.
⚠ Danger
If mishandled, this product may result in death, serious injury, or significant property damage.
Do not perform welding, fire-handling, or related operations near flammable substances, such as oils or solvents, regardless of whether the sheet is used or not. There is a risk of fire or explosion.
⚠ Warning
If mishandled, this product may result in death, serious injury, or significant property damage.
Always follow fire prevention regulations and proper welding procedures when performing welding.
Avoid the following actions, as they may cause holes in the material and lead to fire or explosions:
Exposing the material to strong acids or strong alkaline chemicals.
Forcibly peeling off adhered “slag” (residue from welding).
Applying a burner or flame directly to the material.
Placing heavy objects on or dragging them across the material.
Inspect the sheet for holes or damage before use. Do not use it if any are found.
Do not use this material as a construction (e.g., mesh) sheet.
