BhorTensor®
Carbon Fiber Rods
Diameter: 2 to 16 mm | Structural Strengthening | Composites
High Stiffness | Lightweight | Precision Pultruded
BhorTensor® Carbon Fiber Rods are pultruded Carbon Fibre/Epoxy profiles engineered for applications requiring high tensile strength, axial stiffness and dimensional stability at minimal weight. Manufactured using continuous carbon fibres embedded in a thermoset epoxy matrix, these rods deliver consistent mechanical properties, excellent fatigue resistance and long-term durability in demanding service environments.
Available in a range of diameters BhorTensor® Carbon Fiber Rods are used in both Structural Strengthening and Advanced Composite Applications. In civil infrastructure, they can be incorporated into Near Surface Mounted (NSM) Strengthening systems for concrete and masonry structures. In Aerospace, Unmanned systems, Industrial Equipment and Composite Assemblies, they serve as lightweight structural members where strength and stiffness are critical.
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Measured from the 2 published parts
Available range
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Part
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BhorTensor C1030R
Diameter - 10 mm Length - 9 Meter
BhorTensor C1230R
Diameter - 12 mm Length - 9 Meter
Applications by market
NSM Mounting
Technical detail
Pultruded continuous carbon fibre/epoxy construction
High tensile strength and axial stiffness
Excellent fatigue and environmental durability
Suitable for NSM strengthening applications
Ideal for composite structural members and assemblies
Consistent mechanical properties and dimensional accuracy
Available in multiple diameters and lengths
Designed and manufactured in India, BhorTensor® Carbon Fiber Rods provide a reliable and efficient solution for structural reinforcement and lightweight engineering applications where performance, durability and weight savings are essential.
Copy as published on bhor.com. Where it states a wider envelope than the figures above, the figures above are measured from the parts actually published.