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Unsized filaments of pyrolyzed recycled carbon fiber are produced through high-temperature treatment, giving the fiber surface a state different from conventional recycled fiber. The surface may retain pyrolytic carbon residue and a certain roughness, which helps improve the bonding effect during subsequent compounding.
For conductive and antistatic material systems, carbon fiber inherently offers favorable functional properties. Pyrolyzed unsized filaments can be used to build conductive networks in composites, as well as in applications requiring surface resistivity and static control.
In modified plastics, molded products and composite reinforcement materials, pyrolyzed recycled carbon fiber unsized filaments combine functional and reinforcing value, opening up more possibilities for the development of high value-added recycled materials.