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Additive Manufacturing Facility

Additive manufacturing (3D/4D printing) facility to build a physical object, layer by layer, from a 3D computer model. Scion specialises in additive manufacturing using biomaterials including bio-derived or bio-sourced, biodegradable and compostable materials. Our facility can handle bio-feedstocks from liquids, gels, solids (e.g. polymers, powders), and create new prototypes using sustainable innovative materials. 4D printing is the capacity of a 3D printed object to change over time or to possess an added functionality, such as shape memory ability or conductivity.

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Wood Mycology Culture Collection

A nationally significant fungal collection (mould and decay fungi) isolated from the leaky building syndrome and from other buildings and wood products across New Zealand. The collection of about 300 fungi support evaluation of wood products to be used in New Zealand buildings.

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Vibration Table

A vibration table can shake a material or object at a controlled frequency and intensity. The table can be used to simulate transport or mechanical vibrations to determine the effect of these on packaging and/or packaged products in the supply chain. Our table has a 6-axis design allowing for greater complexity in testing than many off the shelf options.

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