HVF NANOPLUS

Unlike standard carbon fiber rods, which have a high resin content in the space between the carbon fibers, DAIWA HVF (High Volume Fiber) rods are made from a carbon fiber composite with a lower resin content, known as HVF.

Because the resin is heavy, rods made from HVF are more compact, lighter, and have a faster action.

Nanoplus: The resin material is first enriched with a nano-alloy compound and then used to bond the individual carbon fibers, thereby enabling the design of extremely lightweight and robust blanks.