In simple terms, most ‘shielding’ problems could be solved by welding the equipment into seamless steel box. The problems that this would lead to are obvious, access would be impossible, power unavailable, visibility would be zero and the equipment would rapidly overheat.
Bio-based plastics possess the same qualities as plastics made from oil, but emit sustainably lower amounts of CO2 over its lifetime. One way for Nolato to ensure that we create positive change is to innovate how we produce our products to minimize carbon emissions, and bio-based plastics have shown great potential for becoming the plastic material of a sustainable future. Read more about bio-based plastics here.
Nolato has developed significantly over the past decade and is now a global group, in which all three business areas have a strong presence on three continents and a wide array of successful global companies as customers. Although the foundations for this were laid over 80 years ago, it was a strategic decision around 10 years ago that was key to the evolution that has led to the Nolato we know today.
With four development and production units in Europe and North America in its Medical Solutions business area, Nolato has significant capabilities to meet customer needs within both liquid and hard silicone. Read more here.
Improved design robustness by combining injection molding software with measuring software - Predictive tolerance analyses.
The result of the Scope 3 analysis is essential information to establish science-based emissions targets for the business and for the targets to be approved by SBTi.
The most effective way of making a plastic product environmentally friendly is to make sure that the products is recycled. When it is not possible to design the entire product in the same material it needs to be easy to take apart.
In September 2020 Nolato made the largest ever acquisition in its 82-year history, when North American GW Plastics became part of the Nolato Group.