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Beauty of new glass bricks
Tuesday, 09 March 2010

This antique Buddha is sitting in front of a 100% recycled glass wall in Kamakura House, Japan, produced by the UK’s Glass Studio Eluna.
Building on its experience of working with architects Foster & Partners on such installations, Eluna is now expanding its product range with the introduction of a 100% recycled, load-bearing internal and external brick range.

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Welcome to Ecocomposites

The increasing replacement of metals and wood with composites is intrinsically environmentally responsible.
Composites allow structures to shed weight, and as a consequence have a big role to play in reducing both the use of petrochemicals and CO2 emissions
cross a wide range of end-use industries.

However, many other developments are taking place in the composites industry. They involve, for example, the development of natural and bio-based fibres and resins, along with cleaner and more efficient processes.
You’ll find all the news of this drive towards a greener tomorrow right here.

Adrian Wilson, editor


The carbon footprint of composites

Monday, 08 March 2010

Following on from the success of its ‘Joining Technologies for FRP Composite Materials’ event in November last year, NetComposites is teaming up with ‘eco warrior’ Ray Khan of Hambleside...

Step change for natural insulation

Thursday, 04 March 2010

Edenbloc35 is a new rigid insulation material introduced by Second Nature UK, the manufacturer of Thermafleece wool products.The product is a natural, low density rigid insulation that can be used in...


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Fighting piracy with prepreg USV

Wednesday, 17 February 2010

A new unmanned surface vessel (USV) – which could prove particularly effective in the fight against modern piracy – is to be made solely from nanotube-reinforced carbon fibre.The new Piranha is...

Greenguard for OC glass veils

Wednesday, 17 February 2010

Owens Corning’s glass fibre veils for carpet, ceilings and flooring are the first in the glass nonwoven industry to be Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified. The products were also certified for...


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