NOVELTY - Producing high-performance carbon fiber electrode material for fuel cell, belonging to non-woven cloth technical field, comprises: (a) selecting non-adhesive polyacrylonitrile-based carbon fiber with carbon content of more than 95%; (b) using water-soluble phenolic resin for the produced semi-finished product in (a); (c) heat pressing by vulcanizing press at 175-195 degrees C and at pressure of 1.0-1.5 MPa for 25-40 seconds; and (d) carrying out high temperature carbonizing at 2100-2300 degrees C, and heat preserving and temperature reducing.    USE - The process is useful for producing high-performance carbon fiber electrode material for fuel cell (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The process is simple and reasonable, where the material is easy to obtain. Moreover, the high-performance carbon fiber electrode material for fuel cell has compact structure, smooth surface, low specific resistance, high air permeability, and good intensity. Additionally, it can satisfy the using demand of proton exchange membrane fuel cell and provides a special homebred assorted material for developing domestic fuel cell.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Producing high-performance carbon fiber electrode material for fuel cell, belonging to non-woven cloth technical field, comprises: (a) selecting non-adhesive polyacrylonitrile-based carbon fiber with carbon content of more than 95%, where the length is 3-6 mm, and the fiber diameter is 5-10 mu m as material; producing according to the non-weaving technology; using carboxyl methyl cellulose (CMC) as dispersing agent, where the dosage is 20-30% of the carbon fiber; using water-soluble polyvinyl alcohol fiber as strengthened bonding fiber, where the dosage is 14-20% of carbon fiber; (b) using water-soluble phenolic resin for the produced semi-finished product in (a); resin coating by the soaking mode; controlling the resin coating quantity to be 45-55%; drying at 95-115 degrees C; (c) heat pressing by vulcanizing press at 175-195 degrees C and at pressure of 1.0-1.5 MPa for 25-40 seconds; and (d) carrying out high temperature carbonizing at 2100-2300 degrees C, and heat preserving and temperature reducing.