Just think about a world where plastic is a chameleon with almost limitless options that is ‘plastic’. Out there as it may sound, this is what multi plastic is all about. So, what exactly is it that makes this plastic enchanting?
You need to throw out the rule book for traditional polymers. Picture instead that Coke bottle in plastic. Now imagine plastic that can exhibit properties of both hard and soft within the same vicinity. A head turner. Eco-warriors and gadget buffs alike all have good reason to celebrate. Couldn’t you just hear grandma say something about a Swiss Army knife – that it could solve all your problems? In the world of materials, multi-plastic is looking like the new general purpose tool to wear the crown.
Plot: In the process of putting together a birdhouse, my neighbor Joe – good old tinkering Joe, inventor of Bing – had one of these classic eureka moments. But what about the lady who sought a material that could mimic hard and soft? She stumbled upon multi-plastic and arrived at her promisiature bird estate. We need? Turning the other side of the coin here, you’ll see the onlookers nod in agreement. Recycling? Unlike the traditional polymers, recycling possibilities of potential usually come along with this adaptive material. Just remember, this is no pie-in-the-sky plan; put those eyes back in their sockets. Now, consider the infinite alternatives and reduction in wastage. The lessening of the carbon-dioxide footprint is just what the world needs.
Very changing gears here, let’s talk cars! And not just in clichés, but in reality, multi plastic ends up on the road. Material like multi-plastic is questing through dashboards and bumpers. Expect lightweight cars and toughness, which in turn saves fuel – three-in-one.
Not the crafty type? And don’t think creative designers and artists are missing out. They have multi plastic around their figure tips as colors to paint on lines. Unfazed by wild concepts, it rolls and twists around once impractical thoughts, and comes to life as swiftly striking as a paintbrush on a canvas.