3D printed Bowls from nonoilen
for handicapped pets
Company AnyoneGo designs and manufactures exercise equipment for handicapped animals. Each of the equipment is thought through to the last detail, and at the same time it excels in its design. The carts for the pets are adjustable in height, length, several ways. Now AnyoneGo presents its latest product, an adjustable feeding bowl printed from NonOilen by Fillamentum.
“We are constantly monitoring trends in the production of new filaments, and when we first heard about NonOilen, it occurred to us that it would be suitable for our newly planned project. We try to keep our products as sustainable as possible and the new material exactly meets this requirement, as traditional printing from materials such as PETG is not entirely recyclable,” explains AnyoneGo co-founder Martin Schenk.
The new feeding bowl is adjustable in height and inclination, so the bowl’s position can be very well adapted to the animal so that it can eat or drink comfortably despite its limitations. Especially for handicapped animals, this bowl is an excellent solution. The bowl can also be folded into a “pancake” shape and simply create a flat object that is easy to transport and therefore it does not lose the benefits of traditional bowls, on the contrary, the bowl can be used for walks or long journeys.
As for the printing properties of the NonOilen, according to Martin Schenk, 3D printing is very similar to PETG. “We haven’t had a big problem with the printing yet. We chose NonOilen mainly because of the sustainability and compostability of the material. We have printed a few samples and are currently testing the degradability of the material.”
For more information about NonOilen visit us at https://www.fillamentumnonoilen.com/
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