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about 1 year ago
Plastic components: More sustainable than you think

A common misconception is that all plastic components are less environmentally friendly than metal components. However, this is far from the truth. Read this blog to learn more.

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almost 2 years ago
How does 3D printing reduce waste?

Learn about the ways in which 3D printing can reduce waste and improve sustainability over subtractive manufacturing methods such as CNC machining.

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almost 2 years ago
igus® unveils the world’s first urban bike made from recycled plastic

The igus:bike is a collaboration project between German motion plastics company igus® and Dutch start-up mtrl.bike. The solid plastic bike does not rust, is self-lubricating, and requires no maintenan

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almost 2 years ago
Going Carbon Neutral – Corporate CO2 Footprint

Read this blog to learn how igus® is adapting its policies to reduce carbon emissions, aiming to become completely climate-neutral by 2025

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almost 2 years ago
New Electric Unit Takes ATV Market for a Ride

Learn about the newest design arriving in the ATV market, and igus'' part in creating this innovative vehicle.

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almost 2 years ago
The Future of Electric Vehicles in the US

Learn about the future of electric cars in the United States and the role igus® products play in electric vehicles.

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about 3 years ago
How to use the cable carrier recycling program from igus®

Learn more about the recycling program here: https://www.igus.com/info/echain-recycling-program Our ''chainge'' Recycling Program allows you to recycle your old cable carriers in exchange for a vouche

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almost 4 years ago
The Unnecessary Plastic Pollution—How Can We Play a Part?

Read about how igus® has invested in Mura Technology''s recycling programs to provide customers with a sustainable way to dispose of their old plastic parts.

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about 7 years ago
Plastic bushing is made from renewable materials

igus® has developed a new ecological plastic bushing made from 54 percent raw, renewable materials. iglide® N54 plastic bushings use vegetable oil rather than more traditionally used crude oil.

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