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Monday 3rd April 2017 18.00-19.30
Registration and Networking Cocktail Reception
There are no conference sessions on this day Tuesday 4th April 2017 08.00
Registration and welcome coffee
09.00 Opening announcements SESSION 1 - GLOBAL TRENDS IN STRETCH & SHRINK FILM MARKETS 09.10
The world is on the move – A sneak peek into the global palletisation films market Mrs. Karla Tattersall, Unit Manager - Industrial & Agricultural Films, Polymer Distribution, AMI CONSULTING, United Kingdom
09.40 Competitive dynamics within the European stretch & shrink films markets Mr. John Campin, Senior Consultant, AMI CONSULTING, United Kingdom
10.10 Morning coffee sponsored by: SESSION 2 - RAW MATERIAL INNOVATIONS 10.50
Wednesday 5th April 2017 08.30
Registration and welcome coffee
09.00 Opening announcements SESSION 3 - STRETCH & SHRINK FILM INNOVATIONS 09.10
Stretch hoods - tips for survival Mr. Kostas Jovaisa, Commercial Director, JSC UMARAS, Lithuania
09.40
Tailor-made stretch films for your stress reduction Dr. Bert Wölfli, Manager R&D and Application Technology, POLIFILM EXTRUSION GmbH, Germany
10.10 Morning coffee sponsored by:
10.50 Hand wrapping pallets with high performance film. Does that make sense? Mr. René van Glabbeek, CEO, PACK TOOLS 2.0 BV, Netherlands
11.20 11.50
Extreme performance resins based innovative solution for shrink film Dr. Ying Zou, Film Application Development Engineer, EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL EUROPE INC., Belgium
11.20 Precision packaging resin for the collation shrink film market Dr. Guillaume Metral, Marketing Manager, DOW CHEMICAL – PACKAGING & SPECIALTY PLASTICS, Germany
11.50 A new dimension for the stretch-hood application Ms. Martina Cecilia Maiocchi, Technical Management Polyethylene, VERSALIS S.p.a., Italy
12.20 Lunch
13.50 New solutions for stretch film Mr. Fabio Agnelli Mesquita, Product Development Manager, BRASKEM, Brazil
14.20 Phosphite process stabilisers for film production Dr. Michael Davies, Export Director, DOVER CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Netherlands
14.50 Next generation liquid phosphite: novel stabilisation solution for polyethylene film Dr. Hayder Zahalka, Global Technology Manager, ADDIVANT, United States
15.20 Afternoon tea sponsored by: 16.00
Tailormade masterbatch solutions for stretch and shrink film applications: product portfolio and technology trends Mr. Michael Weber, Technical Service / R&D, CONSTAB POLYOLEFIN ADDITIVES GmbH, Germany
16.30
In-house recycling: towards virgin material handling and zero scrap production Mr. Michael Heinzlreiter, Head of Marketing & Business Development, NEXT GENERATION RECYCLINGMASCHINEN GmbH, Austria
20.00 Conference Dinner
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15.20
Improved film performance through elimination of gels Mr. Steve Post, Vice President, Cast Film, DAVIS-STANDARD LLC, United States
A 360º vision about unitisation. From bundling to palletising and from consolidation on lorry or container to supermarkets. A real business case Mr. Ángel David Hernández, Founder and Senior Consultant, VALUEING, Spain
12.20 Lunch SESSION 4 - PALLET LOAD STABILITY & ROAD SAFETY 13.50
Facing safety, efficiency and sustainability challenges of packaging for distribution Mr. Joan Alcaraz, Product and Packaging Testing Business Manager, ITENE RESEARCH CENTRE, Spain
14.20
Enhanced quality control, the missing link for secure and stable load units Mr. Jelle Dendauw, CEO, ESTL NV, Belgium and Mr. David Finnemore, Senior Technical Consultant, WINDMÖLLER & HÖLSCHER, Germany
14.50
The internet of things (IoT): How data driven analytics will revolutionize the stretch film industry
Mr.Mr. Kurt Riemenschneider, President, HIGHLIGHT INDUSTRIES INC., United States
Closing announcements and conference ends
Image courtesy of: TALLPACK INT. B.V.
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