Materials made from recovered carbon

From recycled fiber to your next prototype.

Carbon Cleanup turns recovered carbon fiber into material you can work with: fiber blends for compounding, ready-to-process compounds and pellets, or filament for desktop 3D printing.

Close-up of recovered carbon fiber flakes
01 / RECOVERED FIBER
Spool of carbon-fiber-reinforced 3D printing filament
02 / READY TO MAKE

The material moment

Recovery is only useful when material can move on.

CARB-E prepares a defined stream. The next route can be fiber, compound, pellets or filament—selected around the intended application.

One recovered resource · several routes

Choose the form that fits your process.

The same starting point can become bulk fiber, a compounded feedstock or a printable material. Your machine, polymer and target part determine the right route.

STARTING POINTRecovered carbon fiberFlakes and fibers from composite recycling
Fiber BlendBulk fiber for compounders
Compounds & pelletsFor molding and large-format printing
FilamentFor FDM prototype printing
Material portfolio

Four ways to put recycled carbon to work.

Start with a test quantity for your prototype, then select the composition and delivery form that suit your process.

Texture of recovered carbon fiber flakes01 / BULK FIBER
For compounding partners

Fiber Blend

Recovered carbon fiber supplied as a reinforcement feedstock. For industrial use, discuss bulk delivery, including large sacks, and the fiber format your compound needs.

Form Loose fiber / flakesNext process Compounding
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Sample bag filled with dark recycled-carbon thermoplastic pellets02 / INJECTION MOLDING
For molded parts

Ecoluxe

Recycled-carbon-fiber compounds for injection molding. Choose a polymer family and test it in your tooling before specifying a functional or visible part.

Form Compounded pelletsVariants PP · rPP · PA6 · ABS
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Jar containing recycled-carbon pellets for large-format additive manufacturing03 / LARGE FORMAT 3D PRINTING
For pellet-fed printers

Moon Materials

Recycled-fiber thermoplastic pellets for large-format additive manufacturing. A route for jigs, fixtures, tooling and full-size prototypes.

Form Print pelletsVariants rPETG · ABS · PP
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Spool of Carbo3D carbon-fiber-reinforced filament04 / FDM 3D PRINTING
For desktop prototypes

Carbo3D

PETG15rCF is Carbon Cleanup’s recycled-carbon-fiber PETG filament. Use it to test fit, form and finish on a compatible FDM printer.

Form 1.75 mm filamentVariant PETG15rCF
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Material comparison · infographic

Which material belongs in your machine?

Compare the delivery form and intended process first. Then choose a polymer formulation for the part you want to test.

01 Fiber BlendLoose recovered fiber
Bulk bags / test quantity
CompoundingCustom compound trials
02 EcoluxeCompounded pelletsInjection moldingHousings · trim · functional parts
03 Moon MaterialsPrint pelletsLarge-format 3D printingJigs · fixtures · tooling
04 Carbo3D1.75 mm filamentFDM 3D printingDesktop prototypes · test parts
Material portfolio / formulations

Specify the polymer. Then qualify the grade.

The published portfolio lists 10–30% recycled CFRP content for the Ecoluxe and Moon Materials variants below. Confirm the exact composition, properties and availability for your application.

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EcoluxeInjection molding
Moon MaterialsLarge-format additive manufacturing

Material grades are application-specific. Test processing, part performance and supply requirements before production use.

Start with a prototype

Tell us what you want to make.

Share your process, target part, polymer preference and test quantity. We can help identify a suitable material and discuss available samples or an order.

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