Recyclable Carbon Fiber

Recycled carbon fiber is a regenerated material obtained by separating and recovering carbon fiber from waste carbon fiber products (such as wind turbine blades, aviation scraps, and automotive parts) through physical, chemical, or pyrolysis processes. Its core value lies in retaining over 80% of the core performance of carbon fiber while reducing the cost to 1/3 - 1/2 of that of virgin carbon fiber, achieving resource recycling. It is widely used in the field of medium and high-end composite materials and is a key material that balances "high performance" with "low cost" and "environmental friendliness".