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Free registration opens for AMI’s expos and conferences in US
Free online registration has now opened for the AMI Plastics World Expos which are being held at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland, Ohio on 13-14 November 2024. Taking place for the fifth time in North America, the event – organised by Plastics Recycling World’s publisher – brings together four focused exhibitions: the Plastics Recycling World Expo, Compounding World Expo, Plastics Extrusion World Expo and Polymer Testing World Expo. By registering in advance, visitors will receive free admission to all four exhibi- tions, featuring more than 300 suppliers, plus free entry to four conference theatres hosting technical presenta- tions, educational seminars and business debates. Attendees and exhibitors will also have the option to buy tickets ($60 each) for a networking party at the Punch Bowl Social on the evening of 13 November.
“The event will provide visitors with a great oppor- tunity to meet and compare suppliers from around the world, as well as giving them the chance to learn from business leaders and technical experts in the conference theatres,” said Jenny Amaru, Expos Business Manager at AMI. “When we ran these expos in Cleveland last year, they attracted more than 5,100 visitors, including senior buyers and specifiers from leading extruders, recyclers, compounders, OEMs and brand owners”. The four expos will
occupy the two largest halls at the state-of-the-art Huntington Convention Center in downtown Cleveland. They will feature a wide array of leading manufacturers of extrusion, compounding, recycling and testing equipment, plus suppliers of a huge variety of polymers, additives and related services. The exhibitor line-up
already includes companies such as: Advanced Blending Solutions; AdvanSix; Ampacet; Amut; Aurora Plastics; Azo; Baerlocher; Barentz; Bausano; Bay Plastics Machinery; Birla
Carbon; Brabender; Budenheim; Buss; BYK; C-Therm; Cabot; Chroma Color; Coperion; CPM; Dover Chemical; Dynisco; Entek; Erema; Farrel Pomini; Galata; Gneuss; Graham Engineering; Heritage Plastics; IMCD; Instron; Intertek; JSW; KraussMaffei; Leistritz; Maag; Milliken; Mixaco; Netzsch; NFM; NGR; Niche Polymers; Omya; Orion; Perkin Elmer; PMC; Sesotec; Steer; Steinert; Struktol; Syncro; TPEI; Thermo Fisher; US Extruders; Vecoplan; Wacker; Westlake; Windmoeller & Hoelscher; Zeppelin; Zoltek; and hundreds more. The very limited number
of remaining booths are filling up fast. To find out more about exhibiting at any of the expos, CLICK HERE. The four focused confer-
ence theatres will feature 100 expert speakers over the two days, including influential representatives from leading compounders, extruders, recyclers and testing organizations.
To book your free ticket for the expos and conferences, which is valid for both days of the event, visit:
www.ami.ltd/PWExpos-NA-register
Brightmark chooses US plant location
Chemical recycling firm Brightmark said it is investing heavily to develop a circularity centre using its proprietary Plastics Renewal technology in Thomaston, Georgia, US, with a capacity of over 400,000 tonnes/yr. The Plastics Renewal technology is
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intended to recycle material on a large scale, including hard-to-recycle plastics from a variety of sources, such as industrial sites, manufacturing facilities, and schools. The company also works with MRFs to capture PCR. “Over the years, Brightmark has
PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD | May/June 2024
invested heavily in talent and innova- tion required to build and refine a circular solution capable of tackling one of the most complex issues of our time: recycling,” said Brightmark Founder and CEO, Bob Powell. �
www.brightmark.com
www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com
IMAGE: AMI
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