The compression molding process plays a crucial role in the production of carbon fiber products. Carbon fiber products are highly favored for their lightweight, high strength, and excellent corrosion resistance, with compression molding providing an ideal manufacturing method to achieve these properties. In the compression molding process, carbon fiber pre-preg material is typically placed into a mold and then molded by applying high pressure and temperature. The mold applies pressure of approximately 7 to 20 MPa to ensure the pre-preg material flows evenly throughout the mold and fills all the intricate details and contours. Meanwhile, the heated mold helps cure the resin and ensures the final product meets the required performance and appearance standards.