What Are Carbon Fiber Pellets?
Carbon fiber pellets are a composite material combining carbon fibers with a plastic matrix. They integrate the superior properties of carbon fiber—such as high strength, lightweight, and heat resistance—with the processability of plastics.
What Are Recycled Carbon Fiber Pellets?
Recycled carbon fiber pellets are made by combining reclaimed carbon fiber with thermoplastic resins through a specialized melt-compounding process. This material retains the core benefits of carbon fiber, including strength, lightweight, and thermal stability, while also promoting resource recovery and environmental sustainability.
At Thermolysis Co., Ltd., we tailor recycled carbon fiber pellet formulations by blending short recycled carbon fibers with thermoplastic materials such as PA6, PC, and PP. Depending on customer requirements, we also incorporate 10–50% of engineering plastics (e.g., PA series, ABS, PC, PS). The recycled carbon fiber content can range from 5% to 30%, with standard products offered at 10%, 20%, and 30% RCF content. These pellets are primarily used in injection molding and are suitable for mass production of complex components across the automotive, electronics, consumer, and industrial sectors.
Note: The data provided are based on in-house analysis and are for reference only. Actual values may vary depending on production equipment and conditions.
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