Advanced Carbon
Material
Systems

See our material families — each engineered for demanding thermal, structural, and chemical environments. All manufactured in-house at our Niagara Falls facility with full vertical integration and traceability.

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Filter by market or application to find the right Americarb material for your requirements.

CF
Carbon Felt

Carbon Felt

Lightweight, low-density insulation providing high thermal resistance, low thermal conductivity, and stable performance. Used to reduce heat loss and protect furnace components at elevated temperatures.

Trade Name:
ARCF
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Max Temp:
1,800°C
Lead Time:
4 - 6 weeks
Dimensions Available:
1/2" x 50" x 55'
Vacuum Furnace
Formats: 60” x 120 Yd Rolls, 50" x 57' Rolls
GF
Graphite Felt

Graphite Felt

High-temperature insulation with improved thermal stability and lower thermal shrinkage than carbon felt. Provides efficient heat shielding and uniform thermal gradients in furnaces operating at very high temperatures. Rayon Graphite Felt is a premium material designed and used for high-temperature insulation in vacuum furnaces and inert gas furnaces, among other applications. Rayon felt has higher carbon and lower ash content in comparison to our Pan felt. Rayon Graphite felt is heat-treated to a temperature of 2500℃.

Trade Name:
ARGF
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Max Temp:
2,400°C
Lead Time:
4 - 6 weeks
Dimensions Available:
1/2" x 50" x 55'
Vacuum Furnace
Formats: 60” x 100 Yd Rolls
ARF-17
Graphitized Fiberboard

Graphitized Fiberboard

Rigid structural insulation for high-temperature furnaces and thermal batteries. Offers machinability, dimensional stability, and excellent thermal shock resistance with low outgassing.

Trade Name:
ARF-17
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Max Temp:
2,400°C
Lead Time:
4 - 6 weeks
Dimensions Available:
40” x 60” x 10” | 40" x 60" x 1" (FOS)
Vacuum Furnace
Formats: Billets, Slices Foil One Side (FOS)
FlexShield
FlexShield

FlexShield

Impervious, gas-tight protective liner designed to shield furnace insulation from reactive gases. Provides mechanical robustness, chemical resistance, and dimensional stability at elevated temperatures. Similar to CFC 157-12 / 257-6 type grades.

Trade Name:
Flex Shield
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Max Temp:
2,200°C
Lead Time:
4 - 6 weeks
Dimensions Available:
48" x 96" x 0.040"
Vacuum Furnace
Formats: 50” x 120” Sheets
CFC
C/C Woven

C/C Woven

Net-shape structural material offering complex geometry capability with good strength, low weight, low thermal expansion, and durability in high-temperature furnace environments.

High-density structural material for furnace tooling and fixturing where high stiffness, dimensional stability, oxidation resistance, and long service life are required. Suitable for repeated thermal cycling. Higher performing material for precision fixturing in automotive sintering applications.

Trade Name:
CC-16HC
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Lead Time:
2 - 4 weeks
Max Temp:
2,400°C
Dimensions Available:
Fabric width up to 60"
Trade Name:
CC-16HC1
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Lead Time:
4 - 6 weeks
Max Temp:
2,400°C
Dimensions Available:
Fabric width up to 60"
Trade Name:
CC-16HC2
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Lead Time:
6 - 8 weeks
Max Temp:
2,400°C
Dimensions Available:
Fabric width up to 60"
Trade Name:
CC-16HCMX
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Lead Time:
8 - 10 weeks
Max Temp:
2,400°C
Dimensions Available:
Fabric width up to 60"
Vacuum Furnace
~1.55 g/cc
Densified C/C

Densified C/C

High-density structural material for furnace tooling and fixturing where high stiffness, dimensional stability, oxidation resistance, and long service life are required. Suitable for repeated thermal cycling. Higher performing material for precision fixturing in automotive sintering applications.

Trade Name:
CC-16HC1
Environments:
Vacuum & Inert
Max Temp:
2,400°C
Lead Time:
4 - 6 weeks
Dimensions Available:
Splicing is an option
Vacuum Furnace
Formats: 50” x 74” Plates

End-to-End
Manufacturing

Americarb controls every step — from raw fiber and powder sourcing through finished machined components.

Step 01
Raw Material Sourcing
Fiber & Powder
Step 02
Pre-Preg / Coating
Resin Application
Step 03
Layup & Cure
Molding / Autoclave
Step 04a
CFC Carbonization
900°C
Step 04b
CFC Graphitization
2,200°C
Step 05
Densification & Purification
In-House
Step 06
Machining
CNC to Drawing

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