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Forum 2015 8-9 December 2015, Philadelphia, PA, USA Call for papers
We are now inviting proposals for presentations at the Compounding World Forum 2015. Submissions should include the proposed presentation title, a short summary of its contents, and the name and job title of the speaker. They should be sent to Andy Beevers at
abe@amiplastics.com before 17 April 2015.
Preference will be given to brand new papers that include practical information, application case studies, innovative technologies, new scientifi c data, or fresh market analysis. We avoid commercial sales talks. Presentations should last 20-25 minutes.
The focus of the conference is on the formulation, production and application of technical compounds based on engineering plastics, advanced polyolefi ns and thermoplastic elastomers.
Topics that could be covered in the 2015 program include: New plastics additive technologies Innovative fi llers and reinforcements Anti-counterfeiting technologies Antimicrobial additives Conductive compounds Adding value to thermoplastics Optimizing compound formulations High-temperature materials Modifying surface properties Materials for 3D printing Clean compounding for medical applications Reactive compounding Developing new applications Market trends and opportunities Management strategies for compounders Optimizing compounding lines Quality control, testing and certifi cation Legislation, regulations and environmental issues
You can view the Compounding World Forum 2013 program at:
www.compoundingworld.com/CWF13
The 2014 line-up of presentations is at:
www.compoundingworld.com/CWF14
Those speakers that are selected for the Compounding World Forum 2015 will receive free admission to the conference. For more information, contact Andy Beevers, editor, Compounding World magazine at
abe@amiplastics.com.
A. Schulman’s CEO Bernard Rzepka gave last year’s keynote address
The essential meeting place for compounders
The Compounding World Forum has rapidly become the essential meeting place for an international selection of compounding companies of all shapes and sizes. These are some that have been represented at the event:
A Schulman • AGC FluoroCompounds • Albis • Alloy Polymers • Americhem • Ametek Westchester Plastics • Ampacet • APPL Industries • Asahi Kasei Plastics • Ascend Performance Materials • BASF • Borealis • Cabot • CCP Masterbatch • Celanese • Champlain Cable • Chase Plastic Services • Chevron Phillips Chemical • Chroma • Citadel Plastics • Clariant • Colorant Chromatics • Colortech • Competitive Green Technologies • Continental Compounders • Corning Cable Systems • CTC Plastics • Dow Chemical • Duromer Products • Elix Polymers • Enviroplas • ExCista • Felix Compounds • Foster Corporation • Gendon Polymers • Heritage Plastics • Hudson Color Concentrates • Infi nity Compounding • Ingenia • Interfacial Solutions • Inteva Products • Invista • IPEX • ITW Formex • Kraiburg TPE • Lehvoss • LTL Color Compounders • Lubrizol • Manner Polymers • Marmon • Mesa Industries • Mitsubishi Chemical Performance Polymers • Modern Dispersions • Nanocomp Technologies • Omni Plastics • Penn Color • PET Processors • Plasticomp • PMC Polymer Products • Polyfi l • Polymaterials • Polymera • PolyOne • Polyram • Polyscope • Polyvel • Polyvisions • PTT Global Chemical • Rhetech • Rimtec • Roscom • Rowa • Royal Building Products • S&E Specialty Polymers • Sabic • Saco Polymers • Sirmax • So.F.teR • Solvay Specialty Polymers • Southwire • Star Thermoplastics • Styrolution • Styron • Sylvin Technologies • Tapco Group • Tasnee Petrochemicals • TE Connectivity • Tech Blend • Techmer PM • Teknor Apex • Toray Resin • Toyota Tsusho • TPC Wire & Cable • Triad Polymers • Vinacolour • Washington Penn Plastic • Welset • Westlake Chemical • and more!
Make sure you’re part of the event by reserving your place now – book before 8 May to save $300. See next page for details.
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