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management, strict control of its manufacturing, and precision assembly. �
www.chengbrand.com
Chemigon
Chemigon specialises in additives for plastics and serves the compounding industry with technical support and distribution services covering func- tional additives, fillers, and polymers. It has partnerships with Brueggemann, Auserpolimeri, Lucobit, Grupa Azoty ATT, and AddiCo. �
https://chemigon.com
Chengdu Silike Technology Silike manufactures and supplies silicone additives, including silicone concentrates, silicone powders, and silicone flame retardant synergists. It also offers silicone elastomers and moulding compounds,
super-slip masterbatches and anti-wear agents. �
www.silike.cn
Chroma Color Corporation Chroma Color Corporation is a technology-leading specialty colour and additive masterbatch supplier delivering critical aesthetics, technical innovations, and sustainable solutions to plastics processors and brand owners. The company’s growth strategy has achieved robust organic and inorganic growth; it has made six targeted acquisitions over the past three years. �
https://chromacolors.com/
Cimbar Cimbar Performance Minerals operates 16 produc- tion and mining sites in the US, Mexico, China and Pakistan. The company says its mineral-based
Catch up at the conference
There will be two free-to-attend focused conference theatres running at the Compounding World Expo in Cleveland on 3-4 November 2021. Their busy two-day programmes have been put together by Compounding World publisher AMI, drawing on its extensive experience of organising conferences covering plastics addi- tives, compounds and concentrates. The programme includes a series
of strategic business debates, practi- cal training seminars, and insightful presentations on market trends, plus industry presentations on the latest technology and application develop- ments. The business debates include four
separate discussions exploring the future for technical compounds, thermoplastic concentrates, cable compounds, and vinyl compounds. These will feature business leaders from leading compounders including Americhem, ATC Plastics, Aurora Plastics, Chroma Color, Geon, Polymer Resources, Saco AEI, RTP, Techmer PM, Teknor Apex and Westlake. In the other presentations, Andrew
Reynolds, Director of Advance Bidco (the owner of AMI) will share his latest analysis of global trends in plastics compounding markets, while Sylvia
44 COMPOUNDING WORLD | October 2021 The business debates were a big attraction at the 2019 Compounding World Expo
Tabero, Senior Project Consultant at AMI, will examine challenges and opportunities in the global PP compounds market. In addition, Chris Smith, Compounding World Editor-in- Chief, will give a keynote presentation featuring his choice of five com- pounding innovations to watch. The extended training seminars will
provide plenty of practical tips for compounders covering topics such as troubleshooting quality problems, improving productivity, reactive extrusion, and formulating with mineral fillers. Technical presentations will cover a
wide range of hot topics including: nanocomposites; upcycling; flame
retardants; tribological properties; functional fillers; bioplastics compound- ing; antimicrobials; sustainable addi- tives; cross-linking; conductive com- pounds; laser marking; 3D printing; advanced stabilisers; and getting the most from twin-screw extruders, continuous mixers and kneaders. There will also likely be presenta-
tions of interest to compounders in the four other conference theatres at the Cleveland event, which are focused on plastics recycling, extru- sion and testing. Download the conference brochure featuring the full conference programmes for all five theatres here. And register for your free ticket here.
www.compoundingworld.com
IMAGE: AMI
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