Real materials. Real solutions.
Innovation built with carbon fiber
Lighter, stronger, longer-lasting solutions for the world's most demanding industries.




Our products
Three product lines, one material science: aerospace-grade carbon fiber recovered and re-engineered for industrial duty.
Shocker CF UHMW
Sheet · Machined wear parts
Carbon fiber reinforced UHMW for drag conveyor paddles, bucket elevators, liners, and wear strips in grain, soy, and bulk handling. One grade replaces standard, H.O.T., ESD, and UV polyethylene.
- 10,000 psi compressive strength (3.3× standard UHMW)
- 10² Ω surface resistance — NFPA 660 compliant
- UV stable, 24% less thermal expansion
CF-Reinforced Pellets
Injection & compression molding feedstock
Recovered carbon fiber compounded into thermoplastic pellets that feed straight into your existing molding machines and tooling — stronger, stiffer, lighter parts at the same cycle times.
- HDPE, PP, ABS, Nylon 6, Nylon 66, PEI (Ultem)
- Resin-agnostic — other matrices on request
- Sustainability certificate with every shipment
Injection Molded Parts & Part Conversion
End-to-end: DFM · Tooling · Production
Bring us a drawing or a worn, heavy, or failing part. We redesign it in CF-reinforced composite and deliver production parts — wheels, hubs, sleeves, splined components, housings.
- Up to 40% lighter than metal or glass-filled parts
- Prototype through high-volume production
- Certified drop-in fit for your existing equipment
How to work with us
No retooling, no new process. Most projects move from first call to parts in hand in three steps.
Why recovered carbon fiber? Aviation scraps millions of pounds of carbon fiber prepreg every year. Our patented ambient-condition process reclaims it with properties that match virgin fiber — which is how aerospace-grade material ends up priced for everyday industry.
Ready to convert your next part?
Whether you're dealing with premature wear, excessive weight, or supply chain constraints — we can engineer a drop-in solution in recycled carbon fiber composites.
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