Carbon (Xiamen) New Material to drive Innovation with Carbon Fiber Thermoplastic Composites

Shenzhen, China · July 24, 2025 — Carbon (Xiamen) New Material Co., Ltd., a leading innovator in carbon fiber thermoplastic materials, will present its latest technological achievements at the Humanoid Robot Industry Chain Forum. We cordially invite industry partners to visit our booth (to be announced) to explore cutting-edge material solutions for robotics, collaborating to advance lightweight and sustainable industrial development.

Why Carbon Fiber Thermoplastic Composites Are Ideal for Humanoid Robots?

Humanoid robots demand exceptional lightweight properties, strength, and durability in their components. Carbon fiber thermoplastic composites stand out with these core advantages:

• Lightweight Revolution: 1/5 to 1/2 the weight of metals, reducing joint load and enhancing motion efficiency.

• Superior Performance: High rigidity, modulus, and impact resistance to meet dynamic robotic movements.

• Sustainability: Fully recyclable, addressing the non-reusable limitations of traditional thermosetting materials (e.g., epoxy-based composites).

• Integrated Functionality: Built-in conductive/anti-static properties optimize compatibility with electronic components, minimizing additional protective designs.

Carbon (Xiamen) New Material: Redefining Industry Boundaries with Innovative Materials

As a national high-tech enterprise, we specialize in carbon fiber thermoplastic granules, offering:
✅ Custom Solutions: Adjustable carbon fiber content (10%-50%) for joints, shells, transmission parts, and more.
✅ End-to-End Services: Integrated R&D and mass production to accelerate client development cycles.
✅ Cross-Industry Expertise: Proven applications in automotive, aerospace, 3D printing, and beyond.

Forum Highlights

Attendees will experience our latest material innovations:

• Lightweight joint modules for humanoid robots

• Conductive/anti-static integrated structural components

• Live performance comparisons (thermosetting vs. metal vs. carbon fiber thermoplastic materials)

Collaborate for the Future
Carbon (Xiamen) New Material continues to invest in R&D and deepen partnerships across the robotics supply chain. Join us in Shenzhen on July 24, 2025, or contact us by sales@carbonele.com.