11 months 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. Read Article
over 1 year 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. Read Article
1:38 over 1 year 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 Watch Video
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 Read Article
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. Read Article
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. Read Article
1:07 almost 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 Watch Video
over 3 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. Read Article
1:17 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. Watch Video