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Core Viewpoint - The domestically produced T1000-grade high-performance carbon fiber is revolutionizing the global high-end materials market, being recognized as a strategic material comparable to rare earth elements and essential for national defense and military strength [1][3][11]. Group 1: Material Characteristics - T1000 carbon fiber has a diameter of only 6 to 7 microns, with a density one-fourth that of steel but a strength over five times greater [1]. - It can withstand temperatures up to 3000℃ and as low as -180℃, making it highly resistant to heat, cold, and corrosion [1]. - Weighing only 0.5 grams per meter, it can support a weight of 400 kilograms, equivalent to the weight of three adult men [1]. Group 2: Strategic Applications - The primary applications of T1000 are in the defense and military sectors, including missile bodies, rocket casings, submarine pressure hulls, and components of fighter jets like the F-22 and F-35 [2]. - Other applications include high-speed trains, the domestically produced C919 aircraft, and electric vehicles, where it can be used for vehicle bodies and fuselages [4]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - For over 30 years, the T1000-grade carbon fiber market has been dominated by Japanese and American companies, which controlled 80% of the global market [4]. - The leading companies include Japan's Toray, which holds 35% of the market, and the U.S.'s Hexcel, with approximately 25% [4]. - Prior to 2020, China relied heavily on imports for T800 and T1000 carbon fibers, facing high prices and strict technology embargoes from these countries [6]. Group 4: Cost and Production - The production cost of domestically produced T1000 is approximately 8000 yuan per kilogram, which is 20% to 30% lower than imported prices [7]. - The domestic production of T1000 is expected to increase the carbon fiber usage in the C919 aircraft from 12% to 35%, significantly reducing the aircraft's weight by 20% [7][8]. - The Dazhong project aims for an annual production capacity of 3000 tons by 2025, meeting nearly 40% of domestic demand, with plans to expand to 10,000 tons by 2028 to satisfy over 60% of high-end demand [11]. Group 5: Industry Impact - The rise of domestic T1000 production is expected to disrupt the existing global carbon fiber market, forcing international competitors to lower their prices to retain market share [11]. - A new competitive landscape is emerging in China, with companies like Huayang, Zhongfu Shenying, and Guangwei Composites forming a leading tier in the industry [12]. - Research and development for T1100-grade carbon fiber has already begun, with expectations to surpass Japanese products by 2027 [12][13].