Category - Construction

By 2027, the global hemp market is estimated to reach a valuation of $15.26 billion and exhibit a growth rate of 15.8%. This market growth can be attributed to the plant’s versatility, ease of use, and sustainability.  The 3D printing industry isn’t left behind. 3D printing with hemp is environmentally sustainable since it reduces waste production and uses less energy. Hemp is converted into hemp filaments before it’s used in the printing. Traditionally, the 3D printing industry has negatively contributed to greenhouse gas emissions due to its energy demands and excessive use of plastic. For a more sustainable future, hemp in 3D printing should be a mainstream sector instead of being seen as a convenient alternative.

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Hemp is also commonly referred to as “industrial hemp.” It’s a cannabis plant that’s often used for the manufacture of fiber. People frequently associate hemp with the production of everything from paper and fiberboard to rope. This herb, interestingly enough, may also have a place in the steel building realm. There has been much discussion in recent times that relates to hemp and the state of the environment. People everywhere believe that it may be the answer to all kinds of concerns that involve fuel, plastic, and even steel. There are hemp options that may minimize many of the unpleasant consequences associated with industrialization in the modern age.

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