Plastigela
Ocragela was created by mixing gelatin and ochre with glycerin and water. The material can be hand-stitched or machine-sewn as a normal textile material. And also it can be customized to leather-like, rubber/silicone-like, and plastic-like by changing the proportions, temperatures, and the way of pouring.
Currently, attempts to develop the means of efficient utilization of Ocragela are continued. Applications for products, textiles, or flooring materials have been experimented. Also, I am in touch with several companies who asked for material samples for future collaboration opportunities.
Collections
Country
South Korea
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PRODUCT DETAIL
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| Type | – |
| Finish | – |
MATERIAL COMPOSITIONS
| Properties | Plastic, Ochre, Gelatin, Glycerin, and Water |
| Durability | – |
| Sustainability | – |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Weight | – kg |
| Density | – kg/cm3 |
| Strength | – mpa |
| Insulation Properties | – |
| Fire Resistance | – |
PERFORMANCE DATA
| Load-Bearing Capacity | – |
| Density | – |
| Fire-Rating | – |
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| Process | – |
| Material | Plastic, Ochre, Gelatin, Glycerin, and Water |
| Percentage of Waste | – |
| Upcycling Waste | – kg / sqm |
| Green Mark | — |
3D RESOURCES
DIGITAL SAMPLE
SAMPLE & DISTRIBUTION
| Sample Size | – |
| Distribution Area | – |
