Turning and milling New biological material for small batch production and prototyping

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A new biological machining material aimed at small-batch production and prototyping made its debut at PCD Paris. Krill Design is previewing an 80 percent bio-based bar for turning and milling that combines dimensional stability, mechanical performance and improved sustainability, opening new possibilities for designers and manufacturers seeking circular material solutions.

The official presentation of the new biological material took place during the PCD Paris trade fair.(Source:  Krill Design)
The official presentation of the new biological material took place during the PCD Paris trade fair.
(Source: Krill Design)

Krill Design debuts at PCD Paris (Discovery Zone, stand DZ-9) presenting an exclusive preview: a new bar made from an innovative material, designed specifically for turning and milling. The new formulation represents a significant step forward compared to the alternatives currently available on the market, thanks to its balance between technical performance and environmental sustainability.

Composed of 80 percent organic material, the bar is made from a combination of bio-resin and recycled plant fibres. The new product combines high performance, high dimensional accuracy and excellent mechanical and chemical properties. All this gives it mechanical strength, dimensional stability and accurate workability, paving the way for new applications in design and industrial production.

Krill Design, which has always been a pioneer in the development of sustainable materials for circular industrial supply chains, continues its research into solutions with high technical content and low environmental impact.

In line with this mission, the company is already developing additional formulations. Two in Rekrill 100 percent bio differentiated by level of rigidity and one at 60 percent bio, with 15 percent vegetable fibre and recycled acetate designed to enhance and give new life to a material that, in other industrial contexts, would be difficult to recycle, thus introducing a more circular approach.

The official presentation of the new biological material took place during the PCD Paris trade fair (5th – 6th February 2026, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, stand DZ-9), the leading European event dedicated to innovation in packaging and materials for cosmetics and personal care.

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