Applicable materials

Common fiberglass products include: wind turbine blades, fiberglass pipes, ship hulls, car bumpers and interior parts, sports equipment (such as surfboards and skis), chemical storage tanks, building templates, etc. These products are widely used in fields such as energy, transportation, and construction, and are widely adopted due to the lightweight, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant properties of glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP).

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Recycling value of fiberglass

Through mechanical grinding and recycling technology, glass fibers can be extracted and processed into recycled materials with a recovery rate of over 90%, and the strength retention rate of recycled fibers exceeds 80%. They can be reused in fields such as automotive parts, building materials, and electronic insulation, reducing raw material costs by 30% -50%. At the same time, the recycling process reduces energy consumption and carbon emissions by over 40%, in line with global circular economy and environmental regulations such as EU REACH. With the surge in wind turbine blades and aerospace waste, the annual growth rate of the recycled fiberglass market is expected to reach 8.2% (2023-2030), becoming a strategic direction for green manufacturing and sustainable investment.

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