From paper to pencils - portable device

If you're the kind of person who is constantly looking at hand a pencil, then this clever little machine is just right for you. A device called the P&P Office Waste Processor will always replenish your supplies of pencils, because it can very quickly make right at your workplace using the material office paper waste.

The device can easily absorb the contents of your basket in the form of a paper and gives the finished pencils at the push of a button.

Now who wants to buy pencils at the store when so you can quickly make your own?





The idea of this interesting device belongs to the Chinese Chengzhu Ruan (Ruan Chengzhu), Yanan Liu (Liu Yuanyuan), Xinwei yuan (Xinwei Yuan), and Chao Chen (Chao Chen).

P&P Office Waste Processor uses mostly recycled paper, which often remains in the office at the end of the day. Thus, instead of just throw paper in the trash, you recycle it with the help of this small device, which in return gives pencils.

Just put the glue, graphite sticks, and connect to the power source.

The operation of the device is relatively simple. To dispose of old paper and create a writing tool you need to give trash the special slot. Machine turns paper into coils, compresses it, and then inserts a graphite stick from a separate slot located in the upper part of the device.





Finally added a small amount of glue to secure the products in the form of newly created pencil, which then protrudes from the holes on the side.

The machine also has different modes of operation — manual and automatic, all for the convenience of the consumer. The pencils produced by this unusual device are unique, and the design can identify the user, depending on which paper he submits to the device.

Transparent lid allows you to observe the whole process of production. The device also sharpens the pencil before release, and you can use the built-in sharpener at any time.





Alas, but with a lot of waste paper, which usually happens in the offices of large companies, the unit certainly will not do it. It's just a little pleasant addition to the main methods of waste processing.

It can be used as illustrative examples in schools and in educational programs. From this angle the device looks promising, but so far this is just a prototype, mass production is not scheduled. However, before making final conclusions, it should be emphasized that the machine has received the award the Lite-On as part of the "green revolution" of China.

Source: facepla.net