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Monday 26th June 2017 18.00-19.30
18.00-19.30 SESSION 2 - TECHNOLOGY Registration
Networking Cocktail Reception sponsored by:
There are no conference sessions on this day Tuesday 27th June 2017 08.00
Registration and welcome coffee
09.00 Opening announcements MARKET OVERVIEW 09.10
16.40 Converting melt to masterbatch – with support from a strong group of technology suppliers Mr. Michael Eloo, Managing Director, GALA KUNSTSTOFF- UND KAUTSCHUKMASCHINEN GmbH, A MAAG COMPANY, Germany
17.10 Quality improvements in effects pigment masterbatch production through improved process control Mr. Robert Roden, Associate Vice President for STEER America and Global Head for Manufacturing Technology, STEER ENGINEERING Pvt. Ltd., India
20.00
Trends in the global polymer market and its impact on the masterbatch business Mr. Andrew Reynolds, Research Director, AMI CONSULTING, United Kingdom
09.40
Colour & technology trends 2018/2019 Ms. Doreen Becker, Global Insight and Innovation Senior Manager AMPACET, United States
SESSION 1 - RAW MATERIALS 10.10
Organoleptic ultramarine blues: a story of an innovation that performs Mr. Alex Capuz, Marketing Manager, FERRO PIGMENTS, Spain
10.40 Morning coffee sponsored by:
11.10 Pigment trends; which road are we on? Mr. Nigel Sale, Segment Head Plastics Europe, BU Pigments, CLARIANT PLASTICS & COATINGS, Germany
11.40
Enhanced carrier resins for improved masterbatch quality Mr. Thomas Cugnon, EMEAF Market Developer EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL, Belgium
12.10 Practical solutions for the masterbatch industry Mr. Christian Lechner, Global Technical Segment Manager, CLARIANT PLASTICS & COATINGS, Germany
12.40 14.10
Lunch
Fire retardancy of plastics: a new opportunity for masterbatches Dr. Bansi Kaul, CEO, MCA TECHNOLOGIES GmbH, Switzerland
14.40
Expanding possibilities with effect pigments: WAY- and IM3D-technologies Dr. Laurent Deloux, Lab Manager TAN DECO IND Plastics – PM-PNT-K TAN EU Plastics, MERCK KGaA, Switzerland
15.10
Electrical conductivity in plastics using single-walled carbon nanotubes Dr. Christian Maus, Development and Support Leader, OCSiAl Group, Luxembourg
15.40 Afternoon tea
16.10 High performance stabilisation systems for selected polyolefin applications Ms. Catherine Malchaire, Technical Sales Manager Europe, SONGWON INTERNATIONAL AG, Switzerland
Conference presentation download sponsored by:
KEY NOTE SPEAKER 11.40
Functional additives for enhanced performance and design Dr. David Kusuma, Vice President, Product Development and R&D Worldwide, TUPPERWARE BRANDS CORP, United States
12.40 Challenges for the European masterbatch market Mr. Andrew Reynolds, Research Director, AMI CONSULTING, United Kingdom
13.10 Lunch 14.40 Conference ends Conference Dinner
Wednesday 28th June 2017 08.30
Registration and welcome coffee
09.00 Opening announcements SESSION 2 - TECHNOLOGY continued
09.10 Additive masterbatches – processing magic powders on twin screws Mr. Sebastian Fraas, Product & Applications Manager, LEISTRITZ EXTRUSIONSTECHNIK GmbH, Germany
09.40
Latest development of twin-screw extrusion compounding: taming hard-to-handle ingredients for increased productivity and improved performance for masterbatch Mrs. Marina Matta, Process Engineer, COPERION GmbH, Germany
10.10 Digital color data management: new opportunities for the globalized masterbatch industry Mr. Andreas Ullrich, Marketing Director EMEA Region, KONICA MINOLTA SENSING EUROPE B.V., Switzerland
10.40 Morning coffee sponsored by:
11.10 Advanced colour formulation through combined colour & opacity measurement Mr. Felix Schmollgruber, Head of Application Engineering EMEA, X-RITE EUROPE GmbH, Switzerland
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