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event preview | Compounding World Congress 2015


The speaker line up for the fi rst day of the Compounding World Congress 2015 includes (from left to right): Thomas Winkelmann; Andrea Altenhein; Dr Christian Frank; Timo Mäkelä; and Jens Dietrich


economies, but also in established markets. Krauss- Maffei Berstorff is an active player in this sector with its “ready to connect” modular compounding lines, including systems that are built within frames to fi t in a sea container for ease of shipping.


Improving pellet quality The fi nal session of the Compounding World Congress will focus on the ultimate product of the compounding process – the plastic pellet – and how to improve its quality. The fi rst talk on this topic will be given by Andrea


Altenhein, application engineer with Automatik Plastics Machinery and Maag Pump Systems. She will discuss how the various processing steps downstream of the extruder can infl uence product quality. Her presentation will examine various melt fi ltration,


pressure generation, pelletization, cooling and drying options for different resin types. For example, moisture sensitive resins, abrasive materials or fragile formula- tions require special treatment after they have left the extruder die. The next talk will examine an innovative system for


detecting impurities inside plastic pellets or on their surface. Sikora’s Purity Scanner combines X-ray technology with an optical system to identify pellets with metallic and organic impurities as small as 50 µm and then separate the contaminated pellets. Dr Christian Frank, member of the executive board


at Sikora, will discuss the development of the scanner, which handles throughputs up to 2,000 kg/hour and can


Site visit to HPF / Quarzwerke


Conference attendees will have the opportunity to visit HPF The Mineral Engineers, a division of Quarzwerke, on the afternoon of Tuesday 21 April, before welcome cocktail reception and registration session that take place that evening. Coaches will take participants from Cologne to the HPF facility in


nearby Frechen. There will be opportunities to tour the R&D laborato- ries, hear a company presentation, and attend a networking break. HPF produces a range of high-performance mineral fi llers including


cristobalite, kaolin, wollastonite and mica. One of its latest launches is Silatherm, a mineral additive for heat-conductive compounds.


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be integrated into existing feeding systems. The system was originally developed for Maillefer Extrusion and this company’s process specialist Timo Mäkelä will discuss its application. The conference will conclude with a presentation by Jens Dietrich, the managing director of ROC Optical Control. He will discuss novel technologies for the online colour measurement of plastics pellets as they leave the compounding line without the need to produce test plaques. The presentation will also examine techniques for the automatic sorting of plastics pellets to ensure high levels of quality control.


More information


The Compounding World Congress 2015 is sponsored by HPF The Mineral Engineers, ICMA San Giorgio and Imerys Graphite & Carbon. In addition to the high-level


Congress 2015


The international conference on business strategies, innovative additives and process optimisation for thermoplastics compounders


conference sessions, the event will feature an exhibition area that will host displays from more than 25 exhibitors and will be used for networking during the registration


periods, refreshment breaks, and the evening cocktail reception (please note that


Fax back to: +44 (0) 117 311 1534 or Email: kl@amiplastics.com


the exhibition will only be open to conference delegates and speakers).


Exhibitors that have already booked places at the Compounding World Congress 2015 include: 3M / ESK  Automatik Plastics Machinery  Brabender  Buss  C.H. Erbslöh  Colloids  DuPont  Feddem  Gala  Georg H. Luh  Glunz  Grolman  HPF / Quarzwerke  ICMA San Giorgio  IMCD  Imerys Graphite & Carbon  JSW Japan Steel Works  Mayr  Nordson BKG  PolyAd Services  Polycompound  Polytechs  Reduction Engineering  Total Cray Valley  Velox. For more information about participating in the Compounding World Congress as a delegate, exhibitor or sponsor, please contact the conference organiser Kat Langner at kl@amiplastics.com, tel: +44 (0)117 314 8111. You can view the complete conference programme along with booking details at: http://bit.ly/CWC15B


www.compoundingworld.com


HEADLINE SPONSOR


Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen, Vienna, Austria


18-20 February 2013 Cologne, Germany


21-23 April 2015 Maritim Hotel,


Images courtesy of: Company name in bold * + 19% German VAT SPECIAL OFFER: Save €100* if you register before 20th October 2012


Organised by: Applied Market Information Ltd. & Compounding World


SPECIAL OFFER: Save €200* if you register before 30th January 2015 Also sponsored by:


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