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Feathers Pressed Into ServiceFeathers Pressed Into Service
The U.S. Agricultural Research Service (ARS) has successfully introduced poultry to the world of automotive production. ARS's new technology allows chicken feathers to be processed into a light plastic substance similar to fiberglass, which is durable enough to replace existing heavier materials in cars and trucks. Applications include biodegradable trim panels, sound-insulated headliners and woven
April 1, 2005
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The U.S. Agricultural Research Service (ARS) has successfully introduced poultry to the world of automotive production.
ARS's new technology allows chicken feathers to be processed into a light plastic substance similar to fiberglass, which is durable enough to replace existing heavier materials in cars and trucks.
Applications include biodegradable trim panels, sound-insulated headliners and woven seat covers.
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