Chongqing/Harbin, China - On June 11, Chongqing Zhuoqing New Material Technology Co., Ltd. and Harbin FRP Institute Co., Ltd. held in-depth discussions on the R&D and application of advanced composite materials - including carbon fiber and glass fiber - in marine engineering equipment. The two parties are jointly exploring new pathways for upgrading deep-sea aquaculture systems and floating offshore platforms.
Harbin FRP Institute, established in 1960, is one of China's earliest professional institutions dedicated to the research and development of glass-fiber-reinforced composites. As a core research entity under China National Building Material Group, the institute has accumulated decades of technical expertise and industry experience, having contributed to the development of FRP components for the nation's "Two Bombs, One Satellite" program, as well as to projects in aerospace, marine engineering, and new-energy equipment. It operates state-level research platforms and maintains a comprehensive system for composite material R&D, manufacturing, and testing.
Chongqing Zhuoqing is an innovative technology-service enterprise focused on developing floating offshore platforms based on carbon-fiber composite materials. Leveraging its proprietary waveform anchor technology and a hybrid structural system combining carbon-fiber cable stays with steel trusses, the company has developed core products including carbon-fiber tower-truss aquaculture platforms and offshore photovoltaic platforms. It possesses mature capabilities in product design, fabrication, and market commercialization.

As China advances its maritime power strategy, industries such as deep-sea aquaculture, offshore wind power, and marine tourism are experiencing explosive growth, driving sustained demand for high-performance, high-reliability composite marine equipment.
Looking ahead, the two parties will use this exchange as a starting point for deeper technical collaboration. Centered on composite material technologies, they aim to develop a broader range of high-end marine equipment products capable of withstanding the complex and demanding conditions of deep-sea environments - contributing to the development of China's "blue granary" and the high-quality growth of the marine economy.
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