Applications

Hundreds of our solutions are employed daily in various fields of application. From the Arctic Circle to the Equator, from Mount Everest to the Caribbean Islands, and in some of the most remote places on Earth. Found in some of the largest metropolises, with the most prominent brands, to small start-ups.

From multinational NGOs to community-based organisations, and in well-known universities, elementary schools and even kindergartens; our products inspire and empower exploration of the plastic recycling process, create innovation, and the manufacturing of new products.

Experience the process of plastic recycling hands-on. With our simple approach, and without prior knowledge or training, it is possible to explore, understand and “feel” recycling within minutes – and even create your own products. Circular economy becomes tangible and the recycling process is reserved not only for large, cost efficient industrial machine parks and infrastructures.

It is ideal to showcase, learn and present the recycling process. Used for presentations, events and exhibitions with the focus on activities that raise awareness, as well as technical and vocational training in educational settings to create early access to an otherwise complex topic.

RE:BMW Circular Lab, BMW Welt, GERMANY

Turn ideas into new products through a fast and unique way of product development and manufacturing. Our solutions unleash the potential of injection and extrusion moulding and make it widely accessible – even for rapid prototyping processes and small batch manufacturing. It is possible to experiment and test new materials and opens unprecedented possibilities for art and design projects.

Our solutions accelerate innovation and closes the gap between 3D-printing and industrial moulding, and complements additive manufacturing. The many advantages of plastic as a material can be accessed to design and create new innovations. 

Grand Garage, Makerspace, AUSTRIA (© March Gut)

Utilise the cost efficient possibility of turning plastic waste into new products. This can be done in a variety of ways, including: producing small batches for test runs on the market to gain customer feedback prior to mass producing, creating shelf ready products to widen product diversity and build portfolios, creating and establishing new business models, and generating new green jobs and income opportunities in the context of the circular economy.

Used for small batch production up to mass manufacturing of tens of thousands of pieces with consistent quality and the flexibility to easily and quickly adjust parameters such as; quantity, colour, and the product themselves. This allows and fosters adaptation to market needs and feedback.

Eco Brixs, Waste Picking Oranisation, UGANDA