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".
Performance, tolerances and compliance are configuration-dependent and confirmed in the commercial offer.
Values shown are those available for this catalog entry. Final grade-specific values are issued with the quotation.
ISO, REACH, RoHS and material certificates are confirmed for the selected grade, lot and application.
602CCarbon fiber fishing rods are made of Carbon fiber + epoxy resin Fishing rods with a core material as their main component are characterized by… Light, stiff, responsive, and strong in the waist , it is now the material…
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7ADECarbon fiber hydrofoils are made with Carbon fiber + epoxy resin The fabricated underwater wing, mounted beneath a board or vessel, generates lift at high speeds to raise the main body out of the water. Significantly red…
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268ECarbon fiber tubes are Carbon fiber + resin matrix The resulting hollow tubular material has a density approximately one-quarter that of steel and two-thirds that of aluminum. The specific strength is 7–10 times that of…
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