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By owner of the small business sunrise windows, ross dent. thank you for being with us. talk to me about some of the changes that you've seen in your costs. we know as consumers we are all feeling this. we are seeing our energy bills go this. we are seeing our energy bills 9° up this. we are seeing our energy bills go up to crazy levels. what are you seeing from a business point of view, because we should remember you don't get an energy price cap as far as businesses are concerned? brute as businesses are concerned? we don't. i as businesses are concerned? we don't- twill— as businesses ar...

We are here trying tol produce and we are... we already succeeded - in making environmentally friendly vinyl records. we use no pvc. we're using 90% less energy. we don't have the label with the paper. - it's a printed label. ok, so what's happening now? i'm moving the whole injection unit forward to the position - that we can start injecting the plastic— against my negatives. and in every 20 seconds, there's a record coming i out of this press. this is so cool. after the record is moulded, this robot takes over the rest — removing it from the machine, cooling the record, printing the labe...

Of the best they can get. music starts. as a record collector and someone who cares about the environment, i am worried about how much plastic is being used. i've come to amsterdam to see how vinyl's made... ..and perhaps buy a few records along the way. amsterdam is home to one of the largest vinyl presses in the world, with millions being made here each year. the process to make one of these albums has been the same for at least 40 years. first, a master disc is made of metal and converted into a stamper. then pvc pellets are loaded into the machine, melted, and pressed into the mould. but a...

On 29 September 2022, we will continue our interactive online information series "TechnologieForumZukunft" with the topic "Surface quality".

We use no pvc. we're using 90% less energy. we don't have the label with the paper. it's a printed label. ok, so what's happening now? i'm moving the whole injection unit forward to the position that we can start injecting the plastic against my negatives. and in every 20 seconds, there's a record coming out of this press. this is so cool. after the record is moulded, this robot takes over the rest — removing it from the machine, cooling the record, printing the label and pressing it for packing. it uses less energy than typical vinyl production, and avoids using pvc, instead substituting it...