COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA | EVENT PREVIEW
Compounding exhibitors flock to Cleveland event
The North American edition of Compounding World Expo is back in Cleveland, Ohio this Novem- ber and the number of exhibitors continues to grow. The free event – organised by AMI, the publisher of Compounding World magazine – takes place at the Huntington Convention Centre in Cleveland on 13-14 November. The show is co-located with Plastics Recycling
World Expo, Plastics Extrusion World Expo and Polymer Testing World Expo – giving ticket-holders access to four shows, more than 80 conference speakers, and over 350 exhibitors from across the entire supply chain. The expo features the largest concentration of plastics compounding-related exhibits in the US. Exhibitors include manufacturers of compounding machinery and equipment, as well as suppliers of materials, additives, and related services. “When we ran these expos in Cleveland last
year, they attracted more than 5,100 visitors,” said Jenny Amaru, expos business manager at AMI.
www.compoundingworld.com
“This provides a great opportunity to meet and compare suppliers from around the world and learn from business leaders and technical experts in the conference theatres.” At the free conference sessions – featuring more than 80 speakers in four dedicated theatres – del- egates can discover the latest innovations and best practices in plastics. Within the Compounding World Expo conference, hot topics in compound- ing including market outlooks, technology trends and regulatory developments will be discussed in company presentations and industry debates. On the evening of 13 November, attendees and
exhibitors can attend a networking party at the Punch Bowl Social (tickets are US$60). On the following pages, we present some of the
numerous exhibitors at the event that form key elements in the compounding value chain.
For more details on the exhibition, click HERE. For more details on the conference, click HERE.
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