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June 28-29, 2016, Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, USA
AMI’s Profi les conference is the established
meeting place for companies involved in the production of vinyl and composite profi les for exterior construction applications. This informative and productive two-day event takes place on June 28-29, 2016 at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue, in Philadelphia, PA, USA.
The packed conference program will feature more than 20 expert speakers covering the latest developments in materials, additives, production technologies and applications for this dynamic market. Plus, there will be plenty of opportunities for networking with leading players from throughout the construction profi les supply chain.
This year’s event will refl ect the growing interest in the environmental impact of construction. Green building programs and advances in technology are driving improvements in insulation to minimize energy use in both heating and cooling. Speakers at the conference will examine how vinyl and composite profi les can play a critical role in achieving these goals.
Environmental issues are also having an impact on the formulation of PVC compounds, so recent advances in ‘green’ and biobased additives will also be covered by expert presentations at the conference. In addition, there will be a special session on the latest developments in wood-plastic composites (WPCs) and renewable fi llers/reinforcements.
Exterior profi les need to deliver a high-quality appearance along with long-term performance. Dedicated sessions at Profi les 2016 will focus on enhancing the color and appearance of such products, and on testing their weatherability and scratch resistance.
The conference will conclude with a session on profi le production technologies, focusing on new ways to boost throughput and improve product quality.
FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND: 1. Gain valuable insight into new market developments
2. Learn about the latest developments in materials technology
3. Network with key players from throughout the supply chain
4. Discover how to get the most from your extrusion lines
5. Obtain a competitive advantage with new knowledge and contacts
CONFERENCE HOTLINE
Contact: Kelly Cressman, Conference Coordinator Tel: +1 610 478 0800 Fax: +1 610 478 0900 Email:
kc@amiplastics-na.com Twitter: @AMIconferences #attendAMI
Organized by: APPLIED MARKET INFORMATION LLC
Applied Market Information LLC (AMI LLC) is the leading supplier of plastics consultancy and information services to the global plastics industry. Based in Wyomissing, PA, AMI LLC organizes a series of conferences providing an outstanding range of opportunities for business networking.
To fi nd out more about AMI’s products, services and events, visit our website at:
www.amiplastics-na.com or call: +1 610 478 0800 or email:
consult@amiplastics-na.com
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CONFERENCE VENUE Philadelphia is on the East Coast of the US, with a major international airport and in easy reach of New York and Washington DC. The city sights include historic buildings, museums, shopping malls and beautiful parks. It is a multicultural experience offering many different types of dining and entertainment.
SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION SPACE AMI events are more than just arenas for listening and networking. They also represent highly-targeted opportunities to enhance your image and to promote your products and services to an international audience. Running in conjunction with the conference, the table top exhibition is an integral part of the event, providing the ideal setting to increase your company’s exposure. As you are considering your involvement with this conference, please keep in mind that many of our sponsorship options include a table top exhibition space. There are several different sponsorship options that you may consider. Please contact the Conference Coordinator to discuss which opportunity will provide you with the best ROI.
Register before April 1, 2016 and save $200
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