Intermediate Modulus Carbon Fiber

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TANSOME®

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Balanced Strength for High-Performance Applications

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Vietnam, FDI in Vietnam

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Intermediate Modulus Carbon Fiber

Intermediate modulus carbon fiber offers a higher tensile modulus compared to standard modulus carbon fiber, delivering a well-balanced combination of strength and stiffness. This makes it ideal for use in demanding industries such as aerospace, aviation, green energy, and high-performance sports.

TANSOME® – Korea’s First High-Performance Carbon Fiber Innovation

TANSOME® is South Korea’s first domestically developed high-performance carbon fiber. The name reflects its unique purpose — combining the word "tanning," which refers to the carbonization phase in the production process, with the idea of “something special” to create added value.

Lighter than steel by 75% yet 10 times stronger, carbon fiber is a next-generation material gaining global attention for its ability to improve energy efficiency by reducing weight. With global carbon fiber demand growing by more than 10% annually, its role in future-ready industries is more important than ever.

Containing over 92% carbon, carbon fiber has emerged as a core material for weight reduction in response to increasing global focus on energy efficiency. Hyosung has developed two main grades of its TANSOME® carbon fiber:

- TANSOME® Standard Modulus: Tensile strength of 5.5 GPa and modulus above 250 GPa

- TANSOME® Intermediate Modulus: Tensile strength of 5.5 GPa and modulus above 290 GPa

Together, these products account for over 70% of global market demand and are widely used across aerospace, high-performance industrial sectors, and sports and leisure industries. To meet global demand, which is growing at over 12% annually, Hyosung plans to expand its production capacity beyond the current 2,000 tons, with a strategic goal of becoming the world’s leading carbon fiber manufacturer by 2025.