Category

Compositi
Naturali

Physical properties

General
Heavy: 
0
Stiff: 
2.01
Hard: 
2.01
Light: 
1.02
Flexible: 
0
Soft: 
0
Structure
Solid: 
2.01
Homogeneous: 
0
Geometric: 
0
Porous: 
0
Heterogeneous: 
1.02
Organic: 
0
Texture
Smooth: 
0
Uniform: 
3
Dense: 
1.02
Coarse: 
2.01
Variable: 
0
Sparse: 
0

Performance

Mechanics
High Resistance: 
3
Fragile: 
0
High Scratch R: 
2.01
Low Resistance: 
0
Ductile: 
1.02
Low Scratch R: 
0
Physical
High Fire R: 
2.01
High UV R: 
2.01
High Wather R: 
2.01
Low Fire R: 
0
Low UV R: 
0
Low Wather R: 
0
Conductive
Thermal conduction: 
0
Electrical conduction: 
0
Chemical conduction: 
0
Thermal insulation: 
2.01
Electrical insulation: 
2.01
Chemical insulation: 
2.01

Sensoriality

Sight
Glossy: 
0
Opaque: 
3
Reflective: 
0
Matte: 
2.01
Translucent: 
0
Non-reflective: 
2.01
Touch
Waxy: 
0
Cold: 
0
Hard: 
0
Rough: 
2.01
Warm: 
2.01
Soft: 
2.01
Smell
Slight: 
2.01
Sweet: 
0
Pleasant: 
0
Intense: 
0
Acid: 
0
Unpleasant: 
0
Hear
Bright: 
0
Silent: 
1.02
Sound-absorbent: 
2.01
Dull: 
1.02
Noisy: 
0
Sound-reflective: 
0
Taste
Inedible: 
3
Slight: 
0
Sweet: 
0
Edible: 
0
Intense: 
0
Salty: 
0

Sustainability

Origin
Recycled
End-of-life
Recyclable

ECOR

Biocycle

Ecor is an advanced material, produced in composite panels with different thicknesses, made from 100% recycled material from forest and agricultural wastes, from old corrugated cardboards, from used printing or office materials and from the cattle industry. These waste materials, instead of being burned or disposed of in landfills, are mixed and hot pressed, to obtain a high-performance, resistant and versatile material, to be used for various applications such as furnishings or non-structural vertical surfaces. Furthermore, since it does not contain formaldehyde, Ecor is non-toxic and it can be recycled together with the paper.

NOBLE ENVIRONMENT TECHNOLOGIES

5465 Morehouse Dr, Ste. 600 - San Diego, CA 92121 USA

tel. 001 (866) 417-5518

mail. info@ecorglobal.com

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