It is possible to crush carbon fiber waste into a usable fiber length using a suitable crushing method!
Carbon fiber is lightweight and strong, contributing to fuel efficiency, which is expected to be effective in reducing CO2 emissions. However, producing carbon fiber requires a lot of energy, making recycling essential. Until now, it has mostly been disposed of as industrial waste in landfills. In the future, it is certain that a large amount of CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced plastic) will come from airplanes and cars that have reached the end of their service life. It can be said that reusing these materials is an urgent task. Our company is based in the Tokai region, where a large amount of CFRP waste is generated. We are advancing research and development with the hope of contributing to the recycling of carbon fiber by finely grinding CFRP that has undergone heat treatment. 【Features】 - It produces plastic pellets that are significantly cheaper than using virgin materials. - By applying it to parts that could not be used due to cost issues, a significant performance improvement is expected. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company supplies magnesium oxide as an alkaline agent for flue gas desulfurization related to the environment to various customers. Since our founding, we have been dealing with various materials as a dealer for domestic stone powder manufacturers. As a department store for stone powder, we would like to actively handle both domestic and international products in the future.
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