A technology for applying 2.5D full-color prints to applications made of biodegradable bran material

Monti Cecilia
July 8, 2022

We have already talked, in our blog, about Greenfill3D and their bran filament.

Today GREENFILL3D and Deckard Design have developed a technology for applying 2.5D full-color prints to applications made of biodegradable bran material. The wheat bran used in the material is a waste resulting from the pasta production process and is produced in the Zero-Waste and Circular Economy cycle. The first joint project of startups are tags for potted plants. Products manufactured by GREENFILL3D from wheat bran will be distributed by Deckard Design in the markets of Europe and North America.

At the beginning of this year, GREENFILL3D presented advertising stands manufactured in 3D printing technology from the proprietary GF3D Branfill3d material, based on wheat bran (https://bit.ly/3NGfy7W ). At the same time, GREENFILL3D was constantly developing its 3D printing technology from green, biodegradable bran materials, looking for applications where its material would be a significant advantage. The result of this search was establishing cooperation with Deckard Design, another polish company that creates phenomenal jewelry, fashion and everyday accessories using 3D printing technology, classic methods of metal processing, and combining them with full-color, 2.5D UV printing.

In cooperation with GREENFILL3D, Deckard Design colors the products made of natural bran material, giving them a unique character. The first group of products that the companies implement together are tags for potted plants that combine functionality, unique design with the naturalness and ecology of bran material. Tags are available in dozens of variants dedicated to various types of plants, as well as in the option where the user can manually add descriptions and easily remove / wipe them off. The companies are working on new applications of this type, with plans to expand the joint product offer to several hundred unique products.

And we are so exciting to test this material soon!