Jilin Chemical Fiber Starts Fourth 4,000-Ton-Class Carbonization Line for Low-Altitude Gear
Jilin Chemical Fiber Group has commissioned its fourth 4,000-ton-class large-tow carbonization line this year, achieving a one-time successful startup of the production line. The facility is designed to support the low-altitude economy by enabling targeted adaptation of large-tow carbon fiber for low-altitude equipment. The commissioning strengthens the group's composite materials supply chain for the emerging low-altitude aviation sector.
Jilin Chemical Fiber Group's efficient large-tow carbonization line, supporting the low-altitude economy, recently achieved a one-time successful startup. The line is the company's fourth 4,000-ton-class large-tow carbonization line commissioned this year, and will enable targeted adaptation of large-tow carbon fiber for low-altitude equipment.
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