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SCHURTER Launches Green Line Components
SANTA ROSA, CA — SCHURTER further embarks on its sustainability initiatives by introducing its new Green Line collection of high-quality components. As part of SCHURTER’s sustainable strategy, these IEC 60320-1 appliance connectors are the
neutral footprint over the entire life cycle,
which leads to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions. Accordingly, bio-based plastics
contribute to CO2 reduction of up to 68% com- pared to fossil plastics. In addition, bio-based plastics often have a lower density than fos- sil plastics, resulting in lower material con- sumption. The Green Line is one part of
SCHURTER’s sustainable strategy and is covered in the focus category “Products and Materials.” which is among other focus topics
Inlets and outlets with bio-based plastic.
industry’s first to contribute to less CO2 emissions and lower material consumption. They are also first in the SCHURTER range of Green Line products to be introduced in the ensuing months and coming years. Plant based raw materials have a CO2-
like “Employees and Leadership,” “Production and Infrastructure” and “Partners and Supply Chain.” Key require- ments for the development of the Green Line include maintaining CO2 Neutral raw mate-
SCHURTER has set its standards high with its commitment to reduce its carbon footprint by 50% by 2035. The SCHURTER product series 6100-3,
rial over the whole life cycle with end-of-life recyclability. The raw material selected must not compete with food production, and new material must have Equal or better technical characteristics. Ultimately, the resulting CO2
savings must be significant.
6100-4, 6102-3, 6102-5, 6600-3, and 6600-4 IEC 60320-1 appliance connectors are already established on the market and now also available with bio-based plastics. The new bio-based collection of inlets and outlets are rated up to 10 A at 250 VAC and 50 Hz according to IEC & CCC and up to 15 A at
250 VAC and 60 Hz according to UL. Contact: SCHURTER, Inc., 447
Aviation Boulevard, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 % 707-636-3000 fax: 707-636-3033
E-mail:
stephanie.elliott@schurter.com Web:
www.schurter.com
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