Our Ohio - Corn to Plastic

A story featuring Plastic Suppliers manufacturing capabilities and products made from our innovative biopolymer film EarthFirst® PLA.

[@FancyMoustacheCeilingFan]

9 years later printing with PLA at home is open source for everyone

[@KayoMichiels]

And this is even before PLA got mainstream use in 3D printers...

[@KnorGamingNL]

And 5 years later even kids like me can get their hands on a 3d printer to print PLA

[@audreyjit7220]

This was 8 years ago if it was announced to the whole world we would have had pla over plastic

[@evertchin]

and we are already looking at alternatives to PLA such as PHA which is actually biodegradable without needing the industrial decomposer.

[@madmud7974]

@@evertchin Do you have any resources regarding PHA? And do you know if it can be used in 3D printing?

[@Beniamin6665]

@@evertchin Thank you! PLA is not the cure all for any biodegradable...

[@sysghost]

How is the pellets itself made? what's the process from corn to the grannular pellets? Everything else is just reshaping the already finished product.

[@jgf9577]

Exactly, supposed to help, but if really want to help, they would teach how to do PLA, not how to extrude

[@nickmeltonmortgageman4814]

What happened to this? Years ago I saw corn sourced plastic. But not for a long time.

[@meme-ed9oh]

Shall we use PBAT against PLA?

[@sumukhdevaraj5002]

Plasticsuppliers can you give permission to open your manufacture company in our country Please reply

[@byjumtobole4718]

Madam, can I use Cassava Corn against of Maize Corn... Madam I want to purchase a Corn film making machine and bag cutting machine.. please reply me

[@MotsGamingChannel]

No

[@bobsmith24868]

Its funny watching something like this overlook the oil fuelled infrastucture.

[@ghostnetworkNL]

Looks like polypropylene

[@Koat000]

Swag like Ohio

[@smrutikantabhuyan98]

How to buy this product

[@chembalinbuchi902]

Can i get a full written work or project on plastic production with corn

[@tamjidchowdhury]

Chembalin buchi no

[@pratikpawar826]

Doesn't really show how corn is made into plastic

[@harrytoth265]

George

[@ADEspadas]

I know this would sound dumb but...It's possible to eat that plastic.

[@tripleblast003]

+ADEspadas Technically, you can eat it, but I don't know if our body can degrade it into useful components. Our digestive system relying on enzyme to degrade our food. PLA is a class of polyester and if there is no enzyme to breakdown polyester, maybe we can't use PLA as an energy source..

[@bobthelegend997]

It tried to eat a pla cup it did work even after I boiled it

[@FILMLANDSTUDIOS]

only in ohio

[@Beniamin6665]

Anyone watching today ?

[@bioplastic4231]

Pls connect and offer to us

[@PrevailingDanger]

Native Americans developed corned? Really?