Carbon Fiber is a reinforcing material composed of thin carbon atoms bonded together in crystals and woven to form a material that is five times stronger, stiffer, and lighter than steel. It is commonly utilized in vacuum molding and hand lay-up processes, compatible with epoxy, vinyl ester, and polyester resins.

Kevlar a synthetic fiber from the aromatic polyamide family, boasts high strength, modulus, toughness, and thermal stability. During the spinning process, the polymers form a crystalline arrangement parallel to the fiber axis, resulting in exceptional fracture toughness. This quality makes Kevlar a popular choice in the marine and construction industries.