Revolutionary Technology 6
Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.
- Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be
- Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be
- Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be
- Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be
- Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be
- Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be
Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.Typically, bricks are made of soil. Can you picture a brick comprising 70% waste? Wouldn’t it be fantastic if industrial waste and plastic were utilized thus? Can you imagine a manufacturing process that is not a source of CO2 emissions, but acts as a method to reduce them? Can you further imagine that the outcome of such processes can have unmatched strength at reduced costs? Zerund has managed to bring this vision to life.