GreenBiz
MAY 24, 2021
The London-based startup also manufactures a biodegradable alternative to wood-based sheet materials using byproducts from food production. . Spintex Engineering has mimicked the precision of a spider’s spinnerets to produce artificial spider silk for use in textiles, apparel, aerospace and automotive industries. New Iridium.
Envirotec Magazine
JUNE 29, 2023
Our glue is ethically sourced, has end-of-life biodegradability and has properties suited to replacing traditional formaldehyde adhesives,” says Callum Smith, one of the founders of the firm behind it, BindEthics , and also a student at the University of Birmingham. “The The new adhesive is claimed to be sustainable and non-toxic.
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Envirotec Magazine
OCTOBER 18, 2019
The textile is seemingly produced without the use of toxins and is “organic and biodegradable.” ” The ability to customise the thickness and texture makes Gelatex attractive for both the textile and automotive industry. In so doing, it is possible to get up to five times more material from the same animal.
Business Green
MAY 14, 2021
That means embracing new partners, such as Evonik Industries, which provides the renewable and biodegradable surfactant for its Sunlight dishwashing soap in Chile and Vietnam. The company set aside $1.2bn in research and development funds for biotechnology and low-carbon chemistry technologies that support that goal.
The Verge: Energy
NOVEMBER 17, 2023
That all may sound like marketing plays — and it partly is — but motorsports have historically proven an ideal development opportunity in the automotive industry. Michelin, meanwhile, shod Porsche’s prototype electric GT4 e-Performance racer with tires said to be 53 percent renewable , like strap steel and lemon peels. In time, at least.
AGreenLiving
MAY 24, 2021
The London-based startup also manufactures a biodegradable alternative to wood-based sheet materials using byproducts from food production. Spintex Engineering has mimicked the precision of a spider’s spinnerets to produce artificial spider silk for use in textiles, apparel, aerospace and automotive industries.
AGreenLiving
MAY 24, 2021
The London-based startup also manufactures a biodegradable alternative to wood-based sheet materials using byproducts from food production. Spintex Engineering has mimicked the precision of a spider’s spinnerets to produce artificial spider silk for use in textiles, apparel, aerospace and automotive industries.
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