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Turn page for booking details ➤ HEADLINE SPONSOR Tuesday 6th June 2017


08.30 Registration and welcome coffee 09.30 Opening announcements


SESSION 1 - DEVELOPMENTS IN MEDICAL TUBING DESIGN, PRODUCTION AND APPLICATIONS


09.40


The development and applications of extruded silicone tubing with optimised precision and consistency for fluid management applications Mr. Adam Nadeau, Process Technology R&D Manager, SAINT-GOBAIN PERFORMANCE PLASTICS, United States


10.10


The combination of medical tubing with functional features, including drug eluting tubes and the incorporation of nanoparticles Dr. Karel Volenec, President, ELLA-CS, Czech Republic


10.40


Optimising the extrusion process in order to increase the production efficiency of epidural catheters Mr. Petr Jarcovjak , Plastic Process Engineer, SMITHS MEDICAL CZECH REPUBLIC, Czech Republic


11.10 Morning coffee sponsored by:


SESSION 2 - EXPLORING MATERIAL PROPERTIES FOR MEDICAL TUBING APPLICATIONS


11.50


Thermoplastic elastomers as tubing materials in infusion therapy – requirements and challenges Mrs. Christin Kiehle, Junior Manager Label / Leaflet Design Medical Devices, B. BRAUN MELSUNGEN AG, Germany


12.20 Development of kink-resistant EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer) medical tubing Dr. Christian Schneider, Manager, T&I, CELANESE CORP., Germany


12.50 Polyurethane and silicone extrusion for implant, drug- eluting and mini-invasive applications Dr. Berengere Chevalier, Medical Devices Solutions EMEA Sales Manager, LUBRIZOL EUROPE, Belgium


13.20 Lunch


SESSION 3 - INNOVATIONS IN TPES AND POLYOLEFINS FOR MEDICAL TUBING APPLICATIONS


14.50 Developments in TPEs for medical tubing applications, including solvent bondable grades Mr. Niklas Ottosson, Technical Manager – Medical, HEXPOL TPE AB (formerly ELASTO) and Dr. Annika Weiber, Development Engineer – Medical, HEXPOL TPE AB (formerly ELASTO), Sweden


15.20 Advances in hydrogenated styrenic block copolymers and polyisoprene rubber products for medical tubing and catheter applications Dr. Bing Yang, Sales Development Manager, KRATON POLYMERS, United States


15.50


mPB-1: A new class of polyolefin material for evaluation in flexible healthcare tubing Ms. Isabelle Trocherie, Business Development Manager Healthcare and Closures, LYONDELLBASELL, France and Dr. Ankur Rastogi, Application Development & Technical Service PB-1 Specialties, BASELL POLYOLEFINE GmbH, Germany


16.20 Afternoon tea


SESSION 4 – THE WAY AHEAD FOR PVC FORMULATIONS IN MEDICAL TUBING


17.00 Assessing alternatives to classified phthalates in medical devices, and explaining recycling projects for medical devices Mr. Ole Grøndahl Hansen, Project Leader, PVCMED ALLIANCE, Denmark


MEDIC AL TUBING 2017 7.30


Plasticizers for medical tubing – regulatory overview and outlook Dr. Rainer Otter, Vice President Regulatory Affairs/Advocacy, BASF SE, Germany and Dr. Angelika Langsch, Senior Manager Regulatory Affairs and Advocacy, BASF SE, Germany


18.00 Developing PVC formulations for medical tubing applications with added functionalities and enhanced properties Mr. Andrea Zanichelli, R&D / RA Manager, NAKAN INNOVATIVE BLENDS – HEALTHCARE, Italy


18.30 Networking Cocktail Reception sponsored by: Wednesday 7th June 2017 08.30


09.00 Opening announcements Registration and welcome coffee


SESSION 5 - TAILORING THE PROPERTIES OF MEDICAL TUBING AND CATHETERS


09.10 MicroExtrusion – microstructural properties, quality and competitiveness as drivers of extrusion process Mr. Simone Maccagnan, Business Development Manager, GIMAC INTERNATIONAL, Italy


09.40


Surface functionalization of catheters and tubes for medical applications Dr. Stefan Schulze, Group Manager, FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTE FOR MICROSTRUCTURE OF MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS IMWS, Germany


10.10 Morning coffee


SESSION 6 - ADVANCES IN PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY FOR MEDICAL TUBING


10.50


Exploring advances in the co-extrusion of medical tubing Mr. Steve Maxson, Director, Business Development – Extrusion, GRAHAM ENGINEERING – AMERICAN KUHNE, United States


11.20 Medical tubing die optimization with flow simulation Dr. Jiri Vlcek, President, COMPUPLAST INTERNATIONAL Inc., Czech Republic


11.50 Monitoring the quality and consistency of medical tubing: diameter, ovality, concentricity and wall thickness measurement of medical tubes Mr. Christian Schalich, Area Sales Manager, SIKORA AG, Germany


12.20 Lunch


SESSION 7 - QUALITY CONTROL, TESTING STRATEGIES AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE


13.50 Designing test strategies to facilitate material selection in medical tubing applications Dr. Sade Mokuolu, Group Product Compliance Manager, WATSON MARLOW FLUID TECHNOLOGY GROUP, United Kingdom


14.20 A case study in managing quality production and traceability requirements with measurement & control systems. Mr. Christian Straka, Market and Applications Specialist, BETA LASERMIKE (An NDC Technologies Brand), United Kingdom


14.50


Safety assessment of medical tubing: from pharmacopeia testing to extractables/leachables testing Dr. Frank De Smedt, Department Head Analytical Services, TOXIKON EUROPE, Belgium


15.20 Afternoon tea and conference ends


AMI reserves the right to alter the programme without notice.The latest programme can be viewed on our website www.amiconferences.com


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