Standard Milling Line
A closed loop of shredding, crushing, low-temperature milling, screening and conveying with controllable fineness and multi-pass regrind.
Low-temperature physical grinding · 10mm – 400 mesh · adjustable
Coverage: Carbon fiber · Glass fiber · FRP · Aramid · Basalt · EVA/PET/PE
Carbon / glass fiber offcuts milled into reusable powder or short fiber
Material-on-material · blade-free · liquid-cooled
Fully enclosed grinding chamber, safe and clean
Output from 10mm short fiber to 400 mesh powder
Continuous milling lines from shredding to screening — fully enclosed, low-noise, 24-hour stable operation.
Complete milling lines from shredding to screening, configured by material and target fineness.
A closed loop of shredding, crushing, low-temperature milling, screening and conveying with controllable fineness and multi-pass regrind.
For 400-mesh-grade fine powder — low-temperature milling plus multi-stage screening and dust collection for uniform output.
Recovers composite scraps into 10mm-grade short fiber — cleaned, baled and ready to reuse.
A low-temperature physical grinding route that mills even the most difficult composite scraps into reusable material.
Material-on-material, blade-free to avoid fiber tangling; liquid-cooled chamber protects material properties.
High-temperature grinding damages fiber performance; blades wear fast and jam.
From 10mm short fiber to 400 mesh powder with low-speed high-torque motors and adjustable fineness.
Different materials need different fineness; narrow-range machines require multiple units.
Fully enclosed chamber and low-speed low-wear design support continuous production and stable output.
Frequent manual attendance and cleaning stops cut output.
Carbon fiber, glass fiber, FRP, aramid, basalt, EVA/PET/PE and 14+ more materials trial-verified.
Composite materials vary widely; generic machines adapt poorly.
Sample trials confirm output specification and capacity before you move to business.
A wrong machine cannot be returned — money wasted.
Built on years of real trial-machine accumulation across multiple composites and scrap types — no data dumps here, just the conclusion: whatever your material, we have a ready answer.
Even within “carbon fiber”, tow size, resin content and fiber orientation noticeably change the milling result.
Glass fiber · Aramid · Basalt — all on the ZFS cone mill, one pass to powder
Which carbon fiber is yours? Bring material and try — see the powder fineness on site.
Request a TrialTrial and acceptance cases across carbon fiber, glass fiber, EVA, PET, PE and more — 14+ in total.
Carbon fiber · glass fiber · FRP · aramid · basalt · EVA · PET · PE
Composite scrap recycling · powder reuse · short fiber recovery · fine powder production
From sample testing to long-term spare parts — full-lifecycle service around your equipment and line.
Send material for a trial — get output specification, capacity and a particle analysis report before investing.
Complete drawings — plant layout, equipment foundation and arrangement plans.
On-site or remote installation, commissioning and training; long-term resident engineers for overseas projects.
Capacity increase, fineness extension and automation retrofit for existing lines.
Genuine spares with long-term supply; technical archives and drawings kept 10+ years.
Full combination — consultation → design → manufacturing → installation & training → long-term support.
Carbon fiber, glass fiber, FRP, aramid, basalt, EVA/PET/PE and more can all be handled — a sample trial is recommended to confirm output and capacity.
Output ranges from 10mm short fiber to 400 mesh powder, with adjustable fineness.
Yes. Send a material sample to our Zhanjiang factory; we issue a particle analysis and capacity report after the trial.
Material-on-material, blade-free avoids fiber tangling; liquid cooling protects material properties — ideal for high-performance composites like carbon fiber.
Yes. Fully enclosed chamber and low-speed low-wear design support continuous production and stable output.
Single machines 45–60 days; complete lines 60–90 days, subject to configuration and schedule.
Share material, target fineness and capacity info — our engineering team will respond with equipment configuration and process flow.
TSR / RSS / compound rubber complete lines and machines, from breaking to baling.
Sisal, banana stem and more — extraction, cleaning, dewatering, combing and baling lines.
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