Proposal for local biomass plastic tableware and cutlery made from regional timber and harvested bamboo.
【Objective】 A new proposal for the effective use of thinning wood and harvested bamboo in the community. We manufacture biomass plastic products in small lots. Pellets can be produced starting from 100 kg. 【Scheme】 1. Please process thinning wood and harvested bamboo into chip form. 2. We will handle drying, crushing, and pellet production. 3. We can also manufacture tableware and cutlery. The delivered tableware will be purchased as valuable materials after use. 4. We will recycle it into other products (hangers, planters, etc.) 5. You will purchase them again.
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【Specifications】 - Thinned wood should be from coniferous species such as cedar and cypress. - Bamboo should be dried on the same day (it will discolor to black). - Only new wood-based and plant-based materials are accepted. - Waste materials, especially wooden pallets, are not accepted if there is a possibility of metal or other contaminants being mixed in during crushing.
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【Examples of Adoption】 - Use of coffee grounds in a coffee shop - Production of souvenirs using branches selected from trees around the castle
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Decarbonization is not just CSR, but a source of competitiveness. Transitioning materials from petroleum-based raw materials to natural raw materials requires considerable time and research. Our materials are new materials developed over the past 20 years with significant investment of time and money by the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute. Additionally, we have a small device within our company for micronizing wood powder, so if you have requests such as wanting to micronize your existing materials to mix with our raw materials, we are open to discussions.
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