Multiaxial Fabrics / Non-Crimp Fabrics

Biaxial fabrics are non-crimp composite reinforcements consisting of two layers of fibres orientated in specific directions, typically +45°/-45°, held together using polyester stitching yarns.

Bidirectional fabrics are non-crimp composite reinforcements with fibres aligned in two principal directions, typically 0°/90°, and held together using polyester stitching yarns.

Quadaxial fabrics are non-crimp composite reinforcements consisting of four fibre layers orientated in multiple directions, typically 0°, 90° and +45°/-45°, stitched together using polyester yarns.

Triaxial fabrics are non-crimp composite reinforcements consisting of three fibre layers orientated in multiple directions, typically +45°/-45° with either 0° or 90°, stitched together using polyester yarns.

Unidirectional non-crimp fabrics (UD NCF) are advanced composite reinforcements designed to maximise fibre performance by aligning fibres in a single direction without the crimp associated with traditional woven fabrics.