Ecogensus, a resource technology company, has developed high-performance polymer composite powders sourced from mixed household wastes. Their approach, backed by a recent patent, marks a significant milestone in sustainable materials technology.
By repurposing everyday waste like food scraps, plastics, and paper, Ecogensus creates engineered powders ideal for various applications, including 3D printing and injection molding. Their patented method ensures quality and adaptability, leading to the development of polymeric composite resins that integrate seamlessly into existing manufacturing processes.
“This development is a pivotal moment for both Ecogensus and the broader manufacturing and environmental sectors,” said Bjørnulf Østvik, Ecogensus Founder and CEO.
“Our patented technology platform reinvents how materials are sourced and utilized, promoting a circular economy and mitigating environmental impacts.”
This development positions Ecogensus as a leader in sustainable materials production, offering industries a viable alternative to conventional plastics. With potential applications across automotive, consumer goods, and more, Ecogensus is spearheading a global shift towards eco-friendly manufacturing practices.
“We are setting new standards in the materials sector, including in additive manufacturing.” added William Gress, Ecogensus Board member.
“Ecogensus’ process turns waste into a valuable commodity, a game-changer for industries aiming for sustainable innovation.”
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