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PERFORMANCE PP 2018 | EVENT PREVIEW


Making more of polypropylene


New additive and filler technologies are further extending the versatility of polypropylene and will come under the spotlight at AMI’s first Performance Polypropylene conference in Cologne in April


Few polymers offer the versatility of polypropylene – it is easy to process and displays a good combi- nation of base properties. It also lends itself to modification, allowing its performance to be optimised for a broad and growing range of engineered applications in industries as varied as automotive, appliance and construction. AMI’s first Performance Polypropylene conference focuses on the reinforcements, fillers, additives and chemis- tries that are enabling PP to take on ever more demanding roles. Taking place in Cologne in Germany on 11-12 April 2018, Performance Polypropylene 2018 will bring together expert speakers from leading PP resin and additive suppliers, compounders and brand owners to debate the latest innovations in PP


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formulation and technology and to hear about the changing requirements of key end-user industries such as automotive. It will provide a platform for all in the PP industry to exchange ideas and learn about the latest developments. Here we preview the event, taking a closer look at the international speaker line-up and the topics that will be covered.


Automotive ideas Performance Polypropylene 2018 will be opened with a presentation by Paul Burda, Material Design & Test Engineer at Nissan in the UK, who will provide an overview of what lightweighting means for the automotive industry and why it is becoming such an important area of development. He will be followed by Terry Burton, Technical Manager at UK


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compounds are meeting car maker’s requirements for design flexibility, high performance, and reduced weight


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