What are the differences between dry and wet carbon fiber?

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Dry and wet carbon fibers differ in functional characteristics and production costs. Here is more information about carbon fiber: 1. Functional characteristics: One is a low-pressure casting component, while the other is a low-pressure forged component. Typically, dry carbon fiber is used for internal vehicle components to replace traditional metal parts to meet requirements such as transmission and load-bearing. However, its susceptibility to degradation under UV exposure is a drawback. Wet carbon fiber, on the other hand, is often used as an exterior component, as its surface is easier to process. 2. Cost: Compared to dry carbon fiber, wet carbon fiber has lower production costs, making it more widely adopted.