Carbon Fiber Recycling as a Starting Point: Low Cost, Low Energy Consumption

Carbon fiber is known for its high strength, high stiffness, corrosion resistance, and lightweight characteristic. As a material or composite, it has diverse applications across various industry. With the global rise in demand for lightweight materials in electric vehicles, wind power, sports goods, and 3C products, the demand for carbon fiber increase continuously. Statistics indicate that global consumption will exceed 100,000 tons.

The production of carbon fiber generates significant carbon emission. During each conversion and manufacturing process, approximately 30% of the carbon fiber becomes waste, and the remaining 70% eventually becomes waste as products reach the end of their lifecycle. Current waste disposal methods, such as incineration or landfilling, lead to secondary carbon emissions, creating a vicious cycle and environmental crises. With increasing waste loads, incinerators and landfills are no longer optimal solutions, causing rising costs for companies in waste disposal.

Product Category

We are specialized in non-woven with carbon fiber. Whether it is a non-woven mat composed of 100% recycled carbon fiber or commingled with multiple thermoplastic fiber in different proportions, we can efficiently produce within the range of FAW 100~500gsm.

  • 100% virgin or recycled carbon fiber non-woven mats:
  • Commingling various of thermoplastic fiber with 100% recycled carbon fiber non-woven mats
Creating Advantages with Renewable Energy

Recycled carbon fiber is not only cost-effective but also has diverse applications. More importantly, when carbon fiber is reused in new products, it requires less than 20% of the original energy, significantly reducing carbon emissions. Through resource recycling, companies can lower the costs of raw materials and waste management, thereby increasing overall economic value and achieving energy sustainability.

With the frequent occurrence of natural disasters, environmental protection is imperative. Countries are introducing regulations for product reuse plans. For businesses, ESG ratings have become a primary measure of their contribution to sustainable environments. Prominent companies are demanding that suppliers implement corresponding policies. Using recycled products can reduce costs and enhance corporate image, creating high additional value.