As carbon fiber composites see expanding applications in the low-altitude economy, automotive components, consumer electronics and industrial equipment, the value of recovering and reusing waste carbon fiber materials continues to grow. Through standardized collection, sorting, crushing, purification and testing, recycled carbon fiber can re-enter the material application chain.

The complete route of recycled carbon fiber, from raw material processing to finished product development, covers multiple forms including pellets, unsized filaments, chopped series and surface veils. Different forms can be matched to applications such as modified plastics, compression molding, composite reinforcement and surface repair.

This resource utilization model not only improves the overall efficiency of carbon fiber materials but also helps reduce the composites industry's reliance on virgin materials, offering more practical material choices for low-carbon manufacturing and the circular economy.