PROPERTIES OF PRODUCTS Brusan™
The common characteristics to all
Brusan™ products are:
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Pliable with form memory
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Infinite variety of materials: fabric, silk, velvet, leather, etc..
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Resistance to major plastic deformation
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Dimensional stability of material
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Supports its own weight
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Impermeable to Liquid / Gas / Light
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Easy to cut and stitch
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Re-useability
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UV/Grease/Corrosion/Chemical Resistant
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Non-Absorptive
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Non-Toxic
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Lightweight
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Odorless
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Non-Magnetic
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Thermally Reflective
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Shrink & Moisture Proof
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Electrically Conductive
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Impervious to Gas & Solvents
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High Ductility & Strength
Brusan™ molding clothes are water
repellent and flame retardant and
comply with industry agreements for flame retardancy, namely: NFPA 701
in the USA,
NF P
92 503-507
(M1)
in France, DIN 4102 B1 in Germany and BS5867 in the UK.
The innovative nature of Brusan™ lies in its unique combination the
rigidity of the flexible metal core and the variety of fabric available,
creating a multitude aesthetic effects depending on the material and
form given.
INTERESTS AND POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS
The innovative Brusan™ technology lead to a multitude products, with
thousands of potential applications. The historical purpose was fashion.
Among the opportunities now identified are:
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Movie and Theater set,
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Shows, exhibitions, showrooms, and road shows,
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Advertising,
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Interior decoration,
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Fashion Accessories (ie. small leather goods, luxury packaging, etc ...)
ECONOMICS
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Small footprint = Logistics cost control.
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Rapid assembly and disassembly = Staff costs reduced.
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Ease of storage and recycling.
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Re-usability - rotation sets
BRUSAN vs. POLYSTYRENE
This is an analysis of the advantages of Brusan over polystyrene as scenic material based on the hot water's grotto scene of the movie "Sheitan"
| BRUSAN | POLYSTRENE |
| The complete set was erected and taken down in 10 days (9 to mount, 1 to dismount) by a crew of ??. | The planning was for the complete set to be erected and taken down by a crew of 10 in 3 weeks. |
| Material: 1200 meters of Brusan Canvas single sided, 3000 meters of wood frames, glue and staples. | Material: Polystyrene blocks, heavy wood frames, polystyrene saws etc. |
| Carbon footprint: 1 van delivered the 120 rolls of Brusan | Carbon footprint: 3 Eighteen wheelers to deliver the Polystyrene. |
| Environment: Brusan is a clean product: there is not damaging vapors, chemicals or residues and 100% of the product is used. It may be re-used many times. | Environment: Polystyrene emits damaging vapors, chemicals and leaves hard to clean residues when cut. It cannot be re-used. |
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Safety: Being ultra light (400 grams / m2)
Brusan gets the best insurance rates (less risk of a heavy part
falling) and enables easy set up of, say, a grotto or a cave's
ceiling. |
Safety: Being heavier, Polystyrene cost more in insurance. Setting up a cave's ceiling necessitates an heavy framing . |
| Realism: Brusan enables sharper angles for stones. | Realism: Sharper angles are difficult to reproduce with Polystyrene. |
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Set environment (water scene): No humidity, easy
access to tight places: With Brusan, one can make a large rock
décor on a large set that only has tight corridors and regular
doorways to access the stage. |
Set environment (water scene): High humidity, no
easy access to tight places. |
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Studio Cost: 10 days at €1,500/day
= €15,000 |
Studio Cost: 3 weeks at €1,500/day
= €31,500 |

