IACMI member, Carbon Conversions (formerly MIT-RCF), to be featured on Discovery’s Science Channel series “Made by Destruction”, tonight at 10:30pm. Check your local listings.
Source: Carbon Composites
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 13, 2016
CARBON CONVERSIONS TO BE FEATURED BY DISCOVERY’S SCIENCE CHANNEL
“Made by Destruction” to Air at 10:30pm Tonight
Lake City, S.C. – Carbon Conversions announced today that it will be a part of an episode of the new Science Channel series “Made by Destruction.” The show details for the viewer how something at the end of its useful life is “destroyed” and then “remade” into something else. The show will air on the Science Channel tonight at 10:30pm.
Carbon Conversions recycles carbon fiber-reinforced parts. The company incorporates reclaimed carbon fibers in advanced materials that are used to make new, high-performance components. Carbon Conversions engineers work with manufacturers to influence designs so that their products are designed with future reclamation of carbon materials built in.
“We were thrilled to get the call and share our story in the upcoming episode,” said Carbon Conversions CEO Mark Mauhar. “Carbon Conversions is taking used items and recycling them into high performance advanced materials. We look forward to watching the series and spreading the word of the advanced technology recycling solutions available.”
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About Carbon Conversions
Carbon fiber is a material that is lightweight, has high tensile strength and stiffness, is extremely durable and resistant to corrosion. That’s why it’s used in so many high performance parts in the aerospace, automotive, sporting and other industries. These features also make it hard to eliminate carbon excess when parts are decommissioned. The same qualities that make it a great manufacturing material make it last virtually forever. Some landfills charge a premium to accept carbon fiber-reinforced materials. Carbon Conversions has a new and unique recycling solution to this problem. To learn more visit http://www.carbonconversions.com.