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8:30 Welcome coffee 9:00 Opening announcements SESSION 3 - SUSTAINABILITY 9:10
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Polyolefi n additives and sustainability Mr. Michael Tolinski, Independent Researcher and Managing Editor of Plastics Engineering Magazine, MTEXT TECHNICAL EDITING, United States
9:40
Green PE – sugarcane based PE and sustainability Mr. James Kahn, Commercial Manager Green PE, BRASKEM AMERICA, INC., United States
10:10 How additivation is a key participator in light-weighting of PP to meet tightened mileage standards in the global automotive industry Mr. Herrin Hood, Global Product Line Manager, MILLIKEN & COMPANY, United States
10:40-11:10 Coffee break SESSION 4 - OUTDOOR APPLICATIONS
11:10 Development of NIR-refl ective LDPE fi lm for greenhouse applications Dr. Syed Gulrez, Assistant Professor (Research), SABIC POLYMER RESEARCH CENTRE, KING SAUD UNIVERSITY, Saudi Arabia
11:40 Weathering of FIBC products: Testing to the standards and beyond Mr. Sean Fowler, Technical Marketing Specialist, Q-LAB CORPORATION, United States
12:10-1:40 Lunch SESSION 5 - TOP COMPOUNDING TECHNOLOGY 1:40
CONFERENCE VENUE Philadelphia is on the East Coast of the US, with a major international airport and in easy reach of New York and Washington DC. The city sights include historic buildings, museums, shopping malls and beautiful parks. It is a multicultural experience offering many different types of dining and entertainment.
SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION SPACE AMI events are more than just arenas for listening and networking. They also represent highly-targeted opportunities to enhance your image and to promote your products and services to an international audience. Running in conjunction with the conference, the table top exhibition is an integral part of the event, providing the ideal setting to increase your company’s exposure. As you are considering your involvement with this conference, please keep in mind that many of our sponsorship options include a table top exhibition space. There are several different sponsorship options that you may consider. Please contact the Conference Coordinator to discuss which opportunity will provide you with the best ROI.
Techniques and options for improved twin-screw compounding of reinforced polyolefi ns Dr. Paul Andersen, Director, Process Technology, COPERION CORP., United States
2:10
Co-rotating twin screw extruder polyolefi n compounding technologies Mr. Yoshitaka Kimura, Technical Manager, JAPAN STEEL WORKS AMERICA, INC., United States
2:40
Twin screw extruder developments for polyolefi n/fi ller compounding applications Mr. Charlie Martin, President/General Manager, LEISTRITZ, United States
3:10 Afternoon wrap up and questions 3:30 Conference ends
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