The mechanism of root growth in the direction of the drip emitter is a good thing, but what happens when the roots grow into the emitter?
How do we know how long our product will last under the scorching sun? The Israel Plastics & Rubber Center recently acquired a new QUV
A variety of chromatography instruments enable separation and identification of liquids and gases based on polarity and size. To the full article in collaboration with
The Israel Plastics & Rubber Center is leading the textile industry into the future. This unique project, in partnership with the multinational Mitsui Group and
The Israel Plastics & Rubber Center is involved in applied research and development. The company is active in the field of advanced materials, in an academic environment, for the benefit of the industry. The company is owned by the Israel Plastics & Rubber Producers Association.
The company makes innovation accessible to companies in industry, and also partners in R&D processes. Additional services include laboratory tests and pilot lines, as well as food contact tests and certification.
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