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  1. MaterialSeaweed FoamSEAWEED FOAM is a bio-foam material that can be used for a new type of home-compostable packaging products. The material is home compostable, because it's made of only seaweed and water. The SEAWEED FOAM material is created to function as a secondary packaging, cushioning or packing peanuts, but it can be used for backpack & helmet paddings or to replace other synthetic styrofoam products.
  2. MaterialDenimxDiscarded textiles represent little value for the fashion industry: upgrading these once-wasteful textiles into functional products is a process we call upcycling. The process is as simple as it is ingenious: the DenimX recipe combines recycled jeans fibers with bio-based plastics. With this composite material, three-dimensional products can be created. DenimX is quirky, a bit rebellious, pure and certainly extraordinary.
  3. MaterialBarracuda Aluminized FabricBarracuda Aluminized Glass Fabric is composed of woven glass fibers and subsequently coated on one side with a thin layer of Aluminum. The metallic coating takes the fabric from its original satin finish to a brilliant, shiny metal surface. Barracuda fabric is easily moldable to complex shapes and when combined with the proper resin emulates the look of a shiny, 3D metal surface to make a strong and lightweight material.
  4. MaterialKaynemaile architectural MeshThis mesh is based on a traditional European chainmail assembly and produced via a continuous injection moulding process, forming a 3D impact-absorbing structure made up of solid rings with no joints or seams. Made from a self-extinguishing, fire resistant and UV stabilised high-spec polycarbonate, it is virtually impossible to scratch or damage.
  5. MaterialPurePURE is a 100% polypropylene, self-reinforced composite material. Available as a tape, fabric or sheet, it can be used to mould and create numerous components in variety of sectors including the automotive, consumer products and construction industries. It is additionally used as a reinforcement material in anti-ballistic applications.