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Aerospace composite recovery and advanced materials — recovering the fibres inside manufacturing waste and end-of-life structures, and returning them to productive use.

At a glance
  • A specialised aerospace composite recycling and advanced materials company within the industrial ecosystem of Jinpao Precision Industry
  • Built on decades of aerospace manufacturing experience, certified quality systems and industrial-scale infrastructure
  • Composites are designed to last, which is exactly what makes carbon fibre, glass fibre and thermoset structures among the hardest industrial materials to recycle
  • Every year growing volumes of advanced materials reach end of life and are still sent to landfill or energy recovery
  • Building Southeast Asia's first integrated aerospace composite collection and resource recovery network
  • Serving aerospace, renewable energy, construction, industrial manufacturing and research institutions

JPP Aero

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Composite layup in an aerospace materials laboratory
COMPOSITE LAYUP IN AN AEROSPACE MATERIALS LABORATORY
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Recovering the fibres inside composite waste

A specialised aerospace composite recycling and advanced materials company established within the industrial ecosystem of Jinpao Precision Industry, drawing on decades of aerospace manufacturing experience, certified quality systems and industrial-scale infrastructure.

Modern aerospace depends on advanced composites because they are strong, light, corrosion resistant and durable. Those same qualities make them among the most difficult industrial materials to recycle — and every year more carbon fibre, glass fibre and thermoset structures reach the end of their useful life and go to landfill or energy recovery.

The ambition is not only recycling. It is a technology platform supporting sustainable aviation, circular manufacturing and the next generation of advanced composite materials.

  • Building Southeast Asia's first integrated aerospace composite collection and resource recovery network
  • Serving aerospace, renewable energy, construction, industrial manufacturing and research institutions
  • Every kilogram of recovered material is engineering value kept in productive use
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Advanced Recovery Technologies

ART is the development platform dedicated to turning aerospace composite waste into valuable engineering materials. The programmes below are in development.

ART programmes

PROGRAMMEFOCUS
JPP ReSolveSeparating cured resin systems from reinforcing fibres while preserving material value
JPP ArmaCycleRegenerating high-performance aramid fibres used across aerospace, defence, transport and industry
CarbonLoopRecovery, characterisation and development of recycled carbon fibre for advanced applications
GlassLoopRecovery pathways for glass fibre composites from aerospace manufacturing and industrial production
ThermaLoopRecovering value from thermoset structures long considered impossible to recycle
AeroCycle HubRegional collection network connecting manufacturers, maintenance providers, researchers and recyclers
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The wider asset platform

Composite recovery sits inside an aviation asset platform that works across the whole aircraft lifecycle.

  • Aircraft leasing: operating lease, dry lease, sale and leaseback, and lease placement
  • Aircraft trading: acquisition, remarketing, brokerage and fleet transition support
  • Parts and USM trading: rotables, consumables and engine materials, with documentation and traceability control
  • Asset management: portfolio management, asset valuation, lease management and transition management
  • Aviation advisory: fleet planning, market analysis, investment advisory and MRO or supply chain advice
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