When we started renovating our kitchen, we quickly realized we didn’t want something off the shelf. As car enthusiasts, our ...

Not one to be flattered by imitation, Ruger continues to expand and improve its 10/22 line-up with models like the new-for-2025 10/22 Carbon Fiber. The 10/22 Carbon Fiber gets its name from its 16 ...

From everyday objects like fishing poles and car accessories to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the body and fuselage of which heavily incorporate carbon fiber, there are endless uses for a hard ...

These super light, super fast cars all utilize carbon fiber, and what a job they do in providing us with some seriously rapid ...

One of the most promising contenders is Galvorn, a carbon nanomaterial with carbon fiber-like properties. Lighter than carbon fiber yet stronger than steel, Galvorn is flexible, conducts ...

The MP4/1’s carbon-­fiber chassis looked much like an aluminum one painted black, but midway through the season a string of two podiums and a win proved the difference. Establishing the precise ...

Lightweight and comfortable on the wrist, carbon is perfect for a rugged, chunky timepiece like this 43mm beater from Luminox. The brand calls its case material Carbonox, and it has a matte texture ...

Any carbon fiber weave that contains more than 1 or 2° of imperfection must be discarded and started again. Photo: Bugatti This is also the case if any bumps or kinks are found in the finish.

Shredded carbon fiber is exactly what it sounds like: carbon fiber is ripped to pieces and arranged without a repeating pattern before being suspended in resin (giving it more multilateral strength).

Carbon, or more specifically, carbon fiber, is a flexible fiber that’s typically oriented in a weave pattern to form a sheet. The difference between carbon fiber and composite is simple.

Lacks’ two-piece carbon-fiber wheels were designed specifically for the Challenger SRT Demon 170 using a forged aluminum center fastened to a carbon fiber rim with titanium alloy hardware. A weave ...

The EU stated this week that carbon fiber will be removed from a hazardous materials list in a proposed amendment to its End of Life Vehicles Directive.