PrintCycle
Transforming Waste into Wonder: Elevate with Eco-Innovation
What We Do
PrintCylce
PrintCycle transforms 3D printing scrap into eco-friendly products, blending innovation with sustainability.
Sustainable Sourcing
Revolutionizing raw material sourcing by collecting and repurposing 3D printing scrap for new creations.
Eco-Friendly Production
Crafting a range of eco-conscious products with a commitment to zero-waste manufacturing principles.
Community Engagement
Collaborating with hobbyists, SMBs, and corporations to foster a community dedicated to sustainable 3D printing practices.
How We Work
The PrintCycle Process
01
Material Collection
PrintCycle begins with the gathering of 3D print remnants from our network, ensuring every piece of scrap gets a second life.
02
Sorting and Shredding
Next, we meticulously sort and shred the collected materials, preparing them for a new cycle of utility and value.
03
Production and Sales
Our final stage turns recycled filaments into innovative products, culminating in the sale of unique, eco-friendly items.
We Can Succeed
Driving Sustainable Change
At PrintCycle, we’re part of a growing movement to recycle 3D printing materials, seizing the opportunity to innovate with less than 10% of 3D printing materials currently being recycled. Our mission is aligned with industry projections, aiming to increase the recycling of 3D printed items to 40-60%.
Who are we
Passionate and creative 3D printing enthusiasts
We felt the call to take up the mantle and drive 3D printing to a sustainable future.
Have Questions?
Frequently Asked
Questions
How can I donate my used 3D printing materials?
You can either drop off your materials at our designated locations or contact us to arrange a convenient pickup.
What types of materials do you accept?
We accept 3D printing materials including PLA, ABS, and PETG. Please sort them by material type and color before donating.
Do you take any other types of materials besides 3D printing supplies?
Currently, we only accept specific 3D printing materials, but we’re exploring the possibility of expanding to other types like resin and collecting 3D printers in the future
What products does PrintCycle create from the donated materials?
Our recycled materials are turned into various products like injection-molded clipboards, flower pots, large plastic sheets, sunglasses, and other unique trinkets.
Is there a cost for donating materials?
There’s no fee for dropping off approved materials. We also offer a range of products for sale, the proceeds of which support our non-profit activities.
Is PrintCycle a registered non-profit organization?
We are in the process of obtaining official non-profit status to further our commitment to sustainability and community service.
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