00:00Welcome to the video from the Auto Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:03Today, everything revolves around an impressive sustainability project of the BMW Group in the field of 3D printing.
00:10In Oberschleisheim, the additive manufacturing campus shows how old plastic powder and used components are recycled to create new, high-quality 3D printing material.
00:22Every year, up to 12 tons of used powder are processed there into plastic wire and granulate, which is used to print production aids and tools.
00:30This recycled filament is delivered to BMW locations worldwide, where it is used to manufacture functional parts.
00:38Efficient, cost-saving and sustainable.
00:42The team led by Paul Victor Oswald has been driving development forward since 2018.
00:47The Bottlop project, which recycled pet bottles, delivered initial successes.
00:52Today, plants such as Munich, Berlin and Dingolfing benefit from the campus' expertise.
00:57Ergonomic work equipment, special tools or component holders are produced locally there, often in just a few hours.
01:07This reduces downtime, improves ergonomics for employees and supports a functioning circular economy.
01:12Even complete grippers and devices for motorcycle production are already being made from recycled materials.
01:19If you want to learn more about this exciting topic, the link to read the article is in the video description.
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