event preview | Compounding World Asia 2015
Reduction Engineering Scheer, based in Germany. He will provide practical advice for optimizing and trouble- shooting the pelletizing of plastics compounds. Reduction Engineering Scheer is a global provider of
the full range of pelletizing systems, combining the considerable experience of Reduction Engineering in the USA and Scheer in Germany. It also has a strong presence in Asia including an expanded operation in Shanghai, China, and a recently launched service centre in Tainan, Taiwan. After a busy morning of presentations, the third day of the Compounding World Asia conference will conclude with closing comments from the conference chairman Andy Beevers, who is the publisher and editor of Compounding World magazine, followed by a fi nal networking lunch.
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The Compounding World Asia 2015 conference is organised by AMI and Compounding World magazine, and it is sponsored by Steer and Coperion. In addition to the high-level conference sessions, the event will feature an exhibition area that will be used for network- ing during the refreshment breaks, lunches and the evening cocktail reception (please note that the exhibition will only be open to conference delegates and speakers).
6 - 8 October 2015
Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, Singapore
Images courtesy of: Company name in bold
Organised by: Applied Market Information Ltd. & Compounding World
SPECIAL OFFER: Save USD130 if you register before 4th September 2015 Sponsored by:
Giulia Esposito, Conference Organiser
ge@amiplastics.com Ph: +44 117 924 9442 Fax: +44(0)117 311 1534
The conference venue is the Grand Copthorne Waterfront hotel, located in the heart of Singapore. It is well positioned to take advantage of all that this modern cosmopolitan city-state has to offer, including excellent business, dining, sightseeing, entertainment and shopping opportunities. For more information about participating in the
Compounding World Congress as a delegate, exhibitor or sponsor, please contact the conference organiser Giulia Esposito at
ge@amiplastics.com, tel: +44 (0)117 314 8111. You can also view the complete conference programme along with booking details at:
http://bit.ly/CWAsia15
New addition to panel discussion
The fi rst day of the Compounding World Asia conference will include a panel discussion on “Strate- gies for plastics compounding growth in Asia”. This will feature infl uential leaders of Asian compounding operations, including: Rob Bindner, vice president Asia at PolyOne, based in China; Stanly Tan, managing director of Teknor Apex Asia Pacifi c, based in Singapore; and Achal Thakkar, managing director of Tipco Industries and Autotech Polymers in India. These three panellists were covered in the day one preview of the conference in our June edition. The panel has now been completed by the addition of YiKo Chen, director of Polyalloy, based in Taiwan (pictured right). Polyalloy was founded in 1986,
initially specialising in thermoplastics compounds, primarily for automotive components. It has expanded to offer a wide range of innovative compounds based on polyolefi ns, bioplastics and engineering thermoplastics. These include: electri- cally-and thermally-conductive grades; bio-based PLA compounds; wood-plastic composites; non- halogen fl ame-retardant formulations; and reactive extrusion technologies for improving the properties of recycled resins. After graduating from Syracuse University in the USA in 1999, Chen joined Sino-Alloy, the Taiwanese twin-screw extruder manufacturer that is affi liated with Polyalloy. He moved to Polyalloy in 2008 and now heads up the market development for reactive compounding, thermally conductive compounds and bioplastics.
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