How Plastronic LDS process can reduce CO² emissions for Electronics devices

DECATHLON is committed to reducing its CO² impact by 20% by 2026. In order to meet this ambition, we started by actions like to reuse recycled materials or to reduce the weight of our components, but these levers will not be sufficient to achieve our target. We have no other choice but to explore disruptive solutions that break with standard technologies in order to respond to the climate challenge.This presentation aims to present the study of a concrete application of LDS technology on a headlamp product.
We will present first the Environmental evaluation of the LDS process to focus then on the Carbon footprint improvement compared to conventional technologie, without forgetting finally the technical and economic evaluation of LDS technology applied to the case study.