A unidirectional fabric contains majority of the fibres in one direction, either at an angle of 0˚ or at 90˚. In order to add stability to this reinforcement, a small amount of fibre can be added in perpendicular direction to the majority of the fibre.

UD 0˚ or unidirectional fabric in Warp has the majority of its fibres at an angle of 0˚ and up to 98% of the total weight of the fabric is in 0˚ direction.

UD 90˚ or unidirectional fabric in Weft has the majority of its fibres at an angle of 90˚ and up to 98% of the total weight of the fabric is in 90˚ direction.

This unidirectional fabric can be made using any type of fibre with varying weights between 200 to 2000 g/m² and they can be stitched with a layer of Chop Strand Mat (CSM). The maximum width of this fabric can be set to 2540 mm and can be altered as per the requirement.

2.  KS – BIX (Bidirectional or Biaxial Fabric):

A biaxial fabric is made up of two layers of parallel fibres laid in two orientations. The most commonly used orientation styles in biaxial fabrics are:

1. 0˚ / 90˚ Biaxial – has one layer of fibre oriented at 0˚ and another layer of fibre oriented at 90˚. 0˚ is always the direction of the length of the roll and stitching direction.
2. +45˚ / - 45˚ Biaxial – has one layer of fibre oriented at +45˚ and another layer of fibre oriented at - 45˚.

We are capable of producing other type of biaxial such as +45˚ with 90˚ or 0˚ with +45˚ on request. Theoretically speaking, an orientation has to be chosen from either 0˚ or between ±20˚ and ±70˚. Biaxial can be made with any types of fibres with a total varying weight between 200 to 2000 g/m². These fabrics can also be stitched with a layer of CSM. The maximum width at which this fabric can be manufactured is 3860 mm and can be altered as per the requirement.

3.  KS – TRX (Triaxial Fabric):

Triaxial fabrics have three different layers of parallel fibre laid in any three orientation or lay up styles. The most common orientation styles in triaxial fabrics are:

1. 0˚, +45˚, - 45˚ or 0˚, ±45˚ Triaxial – has three different layers of fibres oriented at 0˚, +45˚, - 45˚ each. 0˚ is always the direction of the length of the roll and stitching direction.
2. +45˚, 90˚, - 45˚ Triaxial – is a fabric with fibres oriented at +45˚, 90˚ and – 45˚ each.

Other types of triaxial with different orientation styles such as +30˚, 90˚, - 30˚ can be produces on request. Theoretically speaking, an orientation has to be chosen from either 0˚ or between ±20˚ and ±70˚. Triaxial can be made with any types of fibres with a total varying weight between 200 to 2000 g/m². The maximum width at which this fabric can be manufactured is 3860 mm and can be altered as per the requirement.

4.  KS – QUX (Quadaxial):

Quadaxial fabric is made up of four layers of parallel fibre laid in four different orientations or lay up style. The most common orientation pattern in quadaxial fabric is:

1. 0˚, +45˚, 90˚, - 45˚ Quadaxial - has four different layers of fibres oriented at 0˚, +45˚, 90˚, - 45˚ each. 0˚ is always the direction of the length of the roll and stitching direction.

Other types of triaxial with different orientation styles such as 0˚, +30˚, 90˚, - 30˚ can be produces on request. Theoretically speaking, an orientation has to be chosen from either 0˚ or between ±20˚ and ±70˚. Triaxial can be made with any types of fibres with a total varying weight between 200 to 2000 g/m². The maximum width at which this fabric can be manufactured is 3860 mm and can be altered as per the requirement.