Plastic waste will be used for 3D printing consumables: a unique extruder was created in Kazakhstan
The development belongs to scientists from KazGASA
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Students and specialists from the FabLab laboratory of the International Educational Corporation (KazGASA) have developed an innovative extruder for processing plastic waste into filament for 3D printing. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan.
The project has become a clear example of the implementation of sustainable development principles in educational and research activities.
The development was implemented within the framework of the national environmental initiative "Taza Kazakhstan". The creation of the extruder emphasizes KazGASA's strategic course towards the implementation of sustainable development goals.
The FabLab laboratory is engaged in environmental initiatives, paying attention to the rational use of resources. Young scientists strive to create closed-loop technologies.
The press service emphasized that the extruder is an example of a practice-oriented approach to learning. The resulting filament can be used for 3D printing in other projects.
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