What plastic is used in 3D printing?
What plastic is used in 3D printing? There are a range of plastics that can be used for 3D printing so why use them and how can igus® help?
Industry 5.0 is incoming and with industry 4.0 signalling the rise of robots and automation, how will industry 5.0 be different?
Increasingly, we are looking for clean energy sources to replace those that are damaging our environment. Green hydrogen should be a step in the right direction for clean energy.
It’s easy to forget that crucial operations aren’t just happening on land. The offshore industry is hugely important and provides countries across the world with the resources they need.
Durham University conquered the Goodwood Hill Climb with the help of sponsors such as igus® providing parts for their solar car.
The industrial revolution began in Britain in the 18th century and marked the start of real technological and social change.
As we become interdependent on other countries around the world, it’s easy to lose sight of what the UK manufactures and the importance of staying competitive in the market.
3D printing is a modern technology but even vintage cars can benefit from it. Take a look at where 3D printing can be applied to a range of vehicles.
If you’ve ever wondered how an electric motor works, this is the place to find out. Learn more about electric motors and how igus® can help you find the right one for your applications