Wear-Resistant Plastics 2018


Exploring new ways to improve the wear resistance and tailor the friction properties of plastics components


https://www.ami.international/events/event?Code=C0951


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Save 20% if you register before 27th April 2018


Wear-Resistant Plastics is a new two-day conference from AMI that will focus on the critical area of polymer tribology, and explore how it can open new applications, particularly in metal replacement.


Industry experts will discuss innovative methods for optimising the wear and friction properties of plastics components.


The


comprehensive programme will cover wear- resistant polymers and the use of additives for modifying tribological performance.


Expert speakers will discuss materials selection and design optimisation for wear-resistant plastic components such as gears, bearings, conveyors, wheels and seals. They will cover a variety of critical applications in markets including the industrial, oil and gas, electrical, automotive, aerospace, and medical sectors.


PS: Great sponsorship opportunities available! JOIN US & BE PART OF THE EVENT 19-20 September, Hotel Nikko, Düsseldorf, Germany


To register as an exhibitor or delegate and to get more information on sponsorship packages, please contact the organiser Grace Midgley on Tel: +44 (0) 117 314 8111 Email: grace.midgley@ami.international


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