UBQ Materials Wins 2022 SXSW Innovation Awards for First Ever Waste-Based 3D Printing Filament
MARCH 16, 2022, AUSTIN, Texas and TEL AVIV, Israel — UBQ Materials, climate tech developer of advanced materials made from unsorted househ
UBQ™ material empowers the world to make an easy shift to sustainability without compromising on profitability.
UBQ transforms household waste, including all organics, into the most climate-positive thermoplastic material on the market. With UBQ™, manufacturers can reduce the footprint of their products without compromising on profitability.
Both the advanced waste conversion process and the UBQ™ material are patented worldwide – a scientific breakthrough backed by decades of research and standardized industry credentials.
Making a big difference doesn’t have to be hard. By simply substituting conventional materials with UBQ™, your manufacturing process is emptying landfills, preventing emissions and protecting finite natural resources.
Unsorted household waste – including all organic materials, dirty cardboard, and unrecyclable plastic – is reduced to its basic natural components. At a particle level, these building blocks are reconstituted and bound together into a new composite material – UBQ™.
UBQ™ has the power to offset the carbon footprint of everyday products. A drop-in material, UBQ™ is compatible with all major polymers and manufacturing processes.
The potential for UBQ™ is everywhere around us. UBQ™ can be seamlessly integrated into everything from car parts, furniture, and garment hangers to construction, retail and 3D printing.
Discover a material strategy that’s good for the earth and good for your business.
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MARCH 16, 2022, AUSTIN, Texas and TEL AVIV, Israel — UBQ Materials, climate tech developer of advanced materials made from unsorted househ
In 2018 and 2019, humans were responsible for releasing all-time high levels of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Scientists say if we wan
TEL AVIV, Israel – March 3, 2022 – UBQ Materials, climate tech developer of advanced materials made from waste, announced today that its