A New Biocomposite Material Based on Wheat Waste and Suitable for 3D Printing Applications

Biopolymers, such as poly(lactic) acid (PLA), which is obtained through green synthesis pathways from renewable resources, has attracted considerable interest in recent years because of the increasing need to reduce petroleum-based plastic pollution and bringing their prices comparable with conventional thermoplastic commodities’ price (e.g., polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene). The present work investigates employment 10% wt natural materials, deriving wheat milling process, biofiller PLA develop a biocomposite filament suitable for 3D-printing technique. inclusion cost-free material leads strong reduction whole cost. Implementing this new class composite additive manufacturing technique allows dramatically environmental impact 3D printed products.