Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) has a density of 1.7g/cm³, which is 30% lighter than aluminum and at least 75% lighter than steel. Its axial tensile strength is several times higher than steel. CFRP is not sensitive to temperature, with a thermal expansion coefficient nearly zero. It offers good weather and corrosion resistance, excellent fatigue resistance, high X-ray transparency, and good acoustic permeability. Using CFRP to manufacture components not only reduces weight but also contributes to energy saving, emission reduction, increased speed and production, improved product quality, reduced wear, and extended equipment lifespan, making it widely applicable in various industries.