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Jaguar strengthens ‘no waste’ commitment with surf board range

12/09/2017
Jaguar strengthens ‘no waste’ commitment with surf board range

Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has team up with Northern Irish surf brand SkunkWorks Surf Co to launch a range of boards using plastic used in early prototypes of cars. Polyurethane is used in the manufacture of life-size clay models which are modelled at the beginning of the car design process The polymer forms the skeleton of the models, which is...

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