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COPCENTRA MAX 5 CNCProduction of multiaxial carbon fiber fabrics
LIBA Maschinenfabrik GmbH
JEC 2011, Paris
� Company profile
� Facts and figures
� Our philosophy
� Our competence
� Milestones
� Products
� Copcentra MAX 5 CNC
� Our competence
� Multiaxial fabrics
� Configuration
� Weft insertion
� Weft material feeding
� Offline spreading system
� Online spreading system
� Technological aspects
Contents
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� Family business in 3rd generation
� Head office in Naila / Germany
� 350 employees in Naila /
400 employees worlwide
� 55 employees in R&D
� Service and Sales subsidiaries
in China und USA
Facts and Figures
March 2011
Company profile
NAILA
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� Continuous strengthening of R&D leadership
� Establishment of development partnerships
� Worldwide expansion of service competence
� Consistent and permanent development of new markets and applications
Our philosophyCompany profile
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� More than 25 years experience with multiaxial technology
� More than 25 years experience of manufacturing carbon, glass and aramid fabrics
� More than 10 years experience as a development partner in automotive, aerospace
and wind energy industries
� Over 200 multiaxial machines installed worldwide
� Individual cooperation
Our competenceCompany profile
March 20115
Milestones
2011
First raschelmachine produced
1961
Karl Liebrandtestablishes LIBA
1945
Product launchMAX3
1998
Product launchMAX5
2002
Start multiaxial technology development
1983
6
1948
First tricotmachine produced
Company profile
March 2011
� Warp knitting machines
� Raschel machines
� Weft insertions machines
� Warping units
ProductsCompany profile
March 20117
Copcentra MAX 5 CNC - machine for production of carbon fiber multiaxial fabrics
Our competenceCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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LIBA
Our competence
Fiber TextilePreforming/ Tailoring
Structuralelement
Recycling
Copcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Our competenceLIBA
Textile
Recycling
• Assistment in fabric development
• Determination of the optimal production settings
• Sample production
• Advisory service in technical andtechnological questions
• Individual approach
Copcentra MAX 5 CNC
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What are multiaxial fabrics?
� Multiaxial fabrics consist of one or more layers of differently aligned fibers held in
place by a stitching thread
Multiaxial fabrics
0°
+ 45°
90°
- 45°
Copcentra MAX 5 CNC
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0°
+ 45°
90°
- 45°
Why multiaxial fabrics?
� Better mechanical properties
� Improved component build speed
Multiaxial fabrics
Woven fabric Multiaxial fabric
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Stitching of the multiaxial fabrics with “Walking needle system”
Advantages:
� Minimum load and tension
= reduced wear on the needle system
� Reduced stitch holes
= improved fabric quality
� Reduced friction
= high production speed
Multiaxial fabricsCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Carbon fiber composite materials:
� aerospace
� automotive
� construction
� marine
� corrosion-resistant equipment
� comsumer products
� heavy transportation
ApplicationsCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Available working width:
� 50“ (1270,0 mm)
� 101“ (2565,4 mm) available working width adjustable to 50‘‘
� 130 “ (3302,0 mm) available working width adjustable to 80‘‘
ConfigurationCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Weft insertion area:
� One weft insertion system per layer
� Standard execution: 3 weft insertion systems
� Angles are adjustable from +45°to -45°(in 1°angle steps )
� Other angles possible upon a customer request (e.g. 30°)
� Weft insertion material: up to 254 mm wide carbon fiber tapes .
The tapes can be formed online or offline
Weft insertion Copcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Weft insertion area:
ConfigurationCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
Weft insertion+45
Weft insertion90
Weft insertion-45
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Weft insertionCopcentra MAX 5 S3 M13 (±45º/±45º/±45º)
Working width 101‘‘ (2565,4 mm)
Copcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Weft insertion system for carbon UD-tapes up to 254 mm width
Weft insertionCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Conveyor chain
� patented clamping system
� minimized selvedge waste
� max. fabric area weight 800 g/m²
Weft insertionCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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2 alternative systems for carbon fiber spreading and manufactuting of UD-tapes:
Carbon fiber spreading
offline spreading system
10’’ (254 mm) wide spread tape
on 10’’ wide sectional beams
online spreading system
up to 9’’ (227 mm) wide spread tape
direct feeding to weft insertion
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Parameters offline spreading system:
� spreading of 50K and 60K
� 2nd level for spreading 12K / 24K possible
� tape width 254mm (2x) or 500mm (1x)
� spreading speed = constant
� 48 pos. for carbon bobbins Ø 240mm x 280mm
Offline spreading systemCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Offline – Spreading Creel: 2 x 24 positions per spreading device
unrolling creel
no twist in the tow
Offline spreading systemCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Offline – Spreading Creel: 2 x 24 positions per spreading device
Guiding elements
Eliminaion of twist in the tow
Offline spreading systemCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Offline – Spreading Creel: 2 x 24 positions per spreading device
Spreading of the carbon fiber tows into tapes
Spreading unit utilize vibration to spread
Offline spreading systemCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Different width of UD-tapes:
Offline spreading systemCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Spreading system 2 x 254 mm Spreading system 1 x 500 mm
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Feeding system for pre-spread tapes with 10“ (254 mm) width
Offline spreading systemCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Parameters online spreading device:
� spreading of 12K / 24K
� tape width up to 227 mm
� 40 pos. for carbon bobbins Ø200mm x 280mm
(each position with individual servo drive)
� compensation of non-linear weft insertion speed by controlled creel motion
� spreading speed = constant
Online spreading systemCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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Production parameters:
� constant relative air humidity 70%+-10%
� constant temperature 22°C +-2 °C
Technological aspectsCopcentra MAX 5 CNC
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LIBA Maschinenfabrik GmbH • Oberklingensporn • 95119 Naila • Germany
Tel.: +49 (0) 9282 67 0 • Fax: +49 (0) 9282 5737 • Email: [email protected]
Thank you for your attention!
Questions?