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Triumph T120 recalled for brake disc fitment issue, BMW S 1000 R/XR for software issue, Kawasaki KLR650 for fuel pump defect, various Can-Ams for brake light issue...

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Friday, 16 July 2021, 2:30 pm Housed in a custom-made box under protective yellow light at the University of Canterbury’s Nanolab is a new world-leading Nanoscribe 3D printer. Objects printed with this ultra-precise system are so small that an electron microscope is needed to see them. The microfabrication technology is poised to fast-track a myriad of research projects across Aotearoa New Zealand.   At UC’s Nanolab, Associate Professor Volker Nock is reviewing a high resolution 3D printe...

Date Time New Kiwi research to turn biowaste into economic boost Waste products from New Zealand’s food processing industry – such as potato scraps and grape skins – could be transformed into high-value soil conditioners and animal feed, according to new University of Canterbury-led research. UC Environmental Science Professor Brett Robinson is working on a research project that transforms biowaste into high-value products. University of Canterbury Environmental Science Professor Brett Ro...

Comments Off on 3D Printing Plant Hits Zero Waste To Landfill Status DUSSELDORF, Germany, April 20, 2021 (ENS) – Henkel’s, the German firm founded in 1876 that today manufactures adhesives and resins for 3D printing, has achieved zero production waste to landfill status at its Dixon facility in California. Achieving this status is a global initiative, and already more than 66 percent of Henkel’s Adhesive Technologies production facilities worldwide have reached zero production waste-to-la...