Circular by design: the future of responsible tubing.

Today’s infrastructure still relies on oil-based plastic tubing, such as PVC, PE and PP; materials that come with hidden costs for both environmental and human health. The extraction and disposal of these tubes are costly and frequently neglected. Overtime, these plastics degrade into micro and nano plastics, persisting in the soil and contaminating ecosystems and entering the food chain. Aware of the consequences of our choices, we provide a breakthrough technology, one born of mindful action, to disrupt this cycle: A wellscreen made from 100% bio-based, designed to perform during use and biodegrade in soil once its intended function is no longer required.

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polymers and fibers are used to produce products designed for performance and sustainability; from compostable coffee capsules and food serviceware to biobased filament for 3D printing.

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polymers and fibers are used to produce products designed for performance and sustainability; from compostable coffee capsules and food serviceware to biobased filament for 3D printing.

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polymers and fibers are used to produce products designed for performance and sustainability; from compostable coffee capsules and food serviceware to biobased filament for 3D printing.

A different approach & different way:
re-think and adjust

What Can Be Done?

  • Sustainable approach: Do not cut the grass by adjust the vegetation as much as possible;
  • Alternative approach: using a metal knife instead of plastic trim-wire;
  • Innovation: Support research our research into the development of bio-based and bio-degradable solution

Ecological Consequences – test123

  1. Marine Life at Risk Micro-plastics- from trim-wire – are ingested by aquatic organisms, from plankton to fish. This disrupts their digestive systems, reduces reproductive success, and can even lead to starvation as plastics create a false sense of fullness.

  2. Soil Contamination Micro-plastics accumulate in soil, altering its structure and microbial communities. This affects plant growth and can enter the food chain through crops or groundwater.
  3. Airborne Pollution Lightweight micro-plastics become airborne, travelling long distances and contaminating remote ecosystems. Inhalation of these particles by wildlife and humans is linked to respiratory issues and inflammation.

  4. Bio-accumulation Micro-plastics absorb toxic chemicals like pesticides and heavy metals. As they move up the food chain, these toxins concentrate, posing risks to predators – including humans.

Relevant Technical Documents

We have global sales teams ready to discuss ways Ingeo can be used in the products you produce. We currently ship to North America, South America, Europe, Japan, and Asia Pacific.

Our customer service and sales teams can assist in understanding more about Ingeo and its useful applications. Contact us now!

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