Compounding World Asia 2015 | event preview
In our fi nal preview of Compounding World Asia 2015, we focus on the companies that will have displays in the exhibition area at this new conference which takes place in Singapore in October
Compounding World Asia
Compounding World magazine and Applied Market Information (AMI) will host the fi rst Compounding World Asia conference in Singapore on 6-8 October 2015. The event follows the considerable success of the Compounding World Forum in the USA and the Compounding World Congress in Germany. The event is attracting lots of interest with more than 110 attendees already signed up one month before the start of the event. Attendees are coming from across Asia, including key industry players from China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Further delegates are travelling from Australia, France, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, the UK, and the USA. Focusing on the latest market and technology trends
for technical compounders, the conference will cover many of Compounding World magazine’s most popular themes in a live format. This will provide a rare opportunity for the Asian industry to learn fi rst-hand about these important developments, as well as discussing them with key players from throughout the plastics supply chain. The packed conference programme will feature over
20 expert speakers, including senior managers from leading global compounders, as well as innovative raw materials suppliers and machinery manufacturers. The fi rst day of the conference will focus on market
trends, business strategies and legislative issues. Then the latest developments in polymers, additives and applications will be covered in detail on day two of the conference. On the third and fi nal day, the focus will shift to processing technologies with a series of practical talks on how to get the most from compounding lines.
The fi rst day of the
conference, which features regional leaders from major compounders such as Teknor Apex, A. Schulman and Tipco, was previewed in the June issue of Compounding World. You can read it at
http://bit.ly/CWAday1. The second day of the conference was previewed in
our July edition. It includes talks on a range of hot topics, such as long-fi bre thermoplastics, natural fi bres, bioplastics, anti-counterfeiting technologies, antimicrobials, 3D printing materials, fl ame retardants, smart packaging, plus electrically-conductive and thermally-conductive compounds. You can read the preview at
http://bit.ly/CWAday2. Last month we previewed the third day of the
conference, which will include practical presentations on getting the most from compounding lines, including talks on process optimisation, improving energy effi ciency, optimising screw confi gurations and improved pelletiz- ing. You can fi nd full details at
http://bit.ly/CWAday3. In this fi nal preview of the event, we look at the companies that will be promoting their products and services in the table-top exhibition that will run for all three days along- side the conference. The exhibition area will provide excellent networking opportunities during the refreshment breaks as well as during the evening cocktail reception on Tuesday 6 October.
Please note that the exhibition area will only be open to conference delegates and speakers.
www.compoundingworld.com Steer will be
promoting the capabilities of its twin-screw extruders in Singapore
Leading compounding extruder maker
Coperion is sponsoring and speaking at Compounding World Asia
September 2015 | COMPOUNDING WORLD 71
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