Polymers
in Cables 2019
Tuesday, June 18, 2019 8:00
9:00 5:40
Registration and welcome coffee Opening announcements
SESSION 1 - MARKET INFORMATION 9:10
9:40 10:10
Insights into the NAFTA cable market from a global perspective Ms. Astrid Aupetit, Senior Research Analyst, AMI CONSULTING, United Kingdom
PVC material trends for wire and cable products Mr. Joe Schilens, Senior Industry Manager, POLYONE, United States
Global market for low smoke and halogen free FR cables - overview and trends Mr. Christopher Bradlee, Market Development Manager – Performance Materials, BASF CORPORATION, United States
10:40 – 11:20 Coffee break
SESSION 2 - NEW MATERIAL SOLUTIONS FOR IMPROVED CABLE PERFORMANCE
11:20 Polymer modifier technology for high performance wire and cable compounds Mr. Paul Brigandi, Application Development Leader, DOW, INC., United States
11:50
Silicone performance additive for cable compounds Dr. Daniel Calimente, Technical Manager, WACKER CHEMICAL CORPORATION, United States
9:40
12:20 – 2:00 Lunch 2:00
How to improve polymer properties: two examples - chemical crosslinking of PVC and ceramifyable compounds Dr. Günter Beyer, CEO, FIRE & POLYMER, Belgium
2:30
The spectrum of ionic crosslinking with zinc-based monomers Mr. Steven K. Henning, Global Research & Business Development Director, TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS & REFINING USA, INC., United States
3:00
Light weight and highly flexible XLPO compounds Mr. Edgar Alexandre, Director Business Development and R&D, ACI - AUTOMOTIVE COMPOUNDING INDUSTRY LDª / PERPLASTIC GROUP, Portugal
3:30 – 4:10 Coffee break
SESSION 3 – ADVANCED COMPOUNDING & CABLE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES 4:10
11:50
Innovative continuous kneading technology for cable compounding Mr. Mas Iwan Konggidinata, Process Engineer BUSS INC. USA, United States
4:40
Pelletizing of cable compounds: new concept for more uniform pellets without fines Ms. Sabine Schoenfeld, Director of Process Technology COPERION CORPERATION, United States
5:10
Simplicity blenders for cable extrusions Mr. Mark Jordan, Director of Business Development, ADVANCED BLENDING SOLUTIONS, United States
PANEL DISCUSSION: Future challenges and opportunities in a growing market segment with steadily increasing requirements Mr. Daniel Masakowski, Director of Materials Development, MARMON INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY, United States
Dr. Günter Beyer, CEO, FIRE & POLYMER, Belgium
Dr. Charles Hills, Application Development Engineer – Energy, BOREALIS COMPOUNDS, INC., United States
Mr. Changmo Ko, Principal Researcher, LS CABLE & SYSTEM, Korea
Mr. Paul Lorigan, Technical Director, T & T MARKETING INC, AN M. HOLLAND COMPANY, United States
6:30 - 8:00 Cocktail Reception
Wednesday, June 19, 2019 8:30 Welcome coffee 9:00
Opening announcements
SESSION 4 - NEW CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES IN CABLE END- USE APPLICATIONS
9:10
New wire and cable compound developments driven by climate change Mr. Paul Lorigan, Technical Director, T & T MARKETING INC, AN M. HOLLAND COMPANY, United States
Innovative LSZH compounds for European CPR certification requirements Mr. Allan Peter Marconi, Business Development Manager, SACO AEI POLYMERS, United States
10:10
Achieving V-0 in styrenic block copolymers compounds without sacrificing surface aesthetics for thin-wall wire & cable applications Dr. Avi Gadkari, Business Development Manager, TEKNOR APEX COMPANY, United States
10:40 - 11:20 Coffee Break
SESSION 5 – REQUIREMENTS & ENHANCEMENTS IN FLAME RETARDANT CABLE CONSTRUCTIONS
11:20
New ethylene vinyl acetate copolymers for highly-filled wire and cable compounds Dr. Nagarjuna Palyam, Senior Engineer, CELANESE, United States
Advanced flame-retardant fillers Mr. David Reece, Technical Manager, Thermoplastics, HUBER ENGINEERED MATERIALS, United States
12:20 A comparison of halogenated vs. halogen free cable insulation Mr. Daniel Masakowski, Director of Materials Development, MARMON INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY, United States
12:50 Afternoon wrap up and questions
1:00 - 2:00 Lunch 2:00
Conference ends
AMI reserves the right to alter the program without notice. The latest program including any new speakers or changes to schedules can be viewed on our website
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