Coatings for Plastics to Address Latest Finishing Technologies
The Coatings for Plastics Symposium, June 13-15 in Chicago, IL, will explore emerging trends in the coatings for plastics industry and will define the technologies that will have a significant impact on the industry’s future.
The Coatings for Plastics Symposium, June 13-15 in Chicago, IL, will explore emerging trends in the coatings for plastics industry and will define the technologies that will have a significant impact on the industry’s future. Scheduled presentations include “State-of-the Art Conductive Plastics for Use in Powder Coated Articles,” “Saving Costs by Copper Plating with Periodic Pulse Reverse Systems,” “Openair Plasma Technology Breakthrough for Painting Fascias and Latest Developments Using Openair Plasma for Nanotechnology Applications,” “Robotic UV Curing of Large or Complex 3-D Plastic Parts,” “UV Coatings Technology Delivers the Best Economic Value Statement,” “Assessing Surface Damage on Decorated Plastics; a Review of Laboratory Techniques,” and “Flexible Coatings for Difficult to Adhere to Plastic Substrates.” Other presentations will address decorative film laminates, weathering testing, paint recycling and coating adhesion. The SOLD OUT exhibit booths will be open the entire first day.
For more information, including a complete conference schedule and speaker bios, visit www.coatingsforplastics.com.
The Coatings for Plastics Symposium, June 13-15 in Chicago, IL, will explore emerging trends in the coatings for plastics industry and will define the technologies that will have a significant impact on the industry’s future. Scheduled presentations include “State-of-the Art Conductive Plastics for Use in Powder Coated Articles,” “Saving Costs by Copper Plating with Periodic Pulse Reverse Systems,” “Openair Plasma Technology Breakthrough for Painting Fascias and Latest Developments Using Openair Plasma for Nanotechnology Applications,” “Robotic UV Curing of Large or Complex 3-D Plastic Parts,” “UV Coatings Technology Delivers the Best Economic Value Statement,” “Assessing Surface Damage on Decorated Plastics; a Review of Laboratory Techniques,” and “Flexible Coatings for Difficult to Adhere to Plastic Substrates.” Other presentations will address decorative film laminates, weathering testing, paint recycling and coating adhesion. The SOLD OUT exhibit booths will be open the entire first day.
For more information, including a complete conference schedule and speaker bios, visit www.coatingsforplastics.com.
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