Orlando, FL, USA
On May 6 - 10, 2024 Coperion, Herbold Meckesheim and Schenck Process FPM will exhibit together for the very first time at NPE 2024! In fact, we have so much to share that we need two booths to get it done.
>> Booth W1601 will cover Plastics Recycling & Polyolefin Production
>> Booth W1181 will cover Feeding, Dust Collection & Pneumatic Conveying
⚲ Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL, USA
Coperion, Herbold Meckesheim and Schenck Process FPM will be joining forces to showcase our latest innovations.
We present our offerings at two booths with different focus topics:
>> BOOTH W1601 | Plastics Recycling & Polyolefin Production
>> BOOTH W1181 | Feeding, Dust Collection & Pneumatic Conveying
Our booths are located in Hall A, in the West Building.
Click on the links below to view an interactive map:
>> Open Exhibitor List/Floorplan - Booth W1601 Coperion/Herbold Meckesheim
>> Open Exhibitor List/Floorplan - Booth W1181 Coperion/Schenck Process FPM
Compounding processes are limited by either torque, feed intake or devolatilization. I will explain how to overcome these limitations for maximum energy efficiency.
Frank Mack , Process Technology - Engineering Plastics and Chemical Applications
Presentation: "How to Increase Energy Efficiency in Extrusion Processes"
About the Presenter:
Frank Mack is Head of Department "Process Technology - Engineering Plastics and Chemical Applications" at Coperion in Stuttgart, Germany. He holds a Degree in Process Engineering from the University of Stuttgart and has more than 20 years of experience in compounding and extrusion.
Andy Stirn , General Manager, Advanced Systems Business
Presentation: "Innovation for the Medical and Household Part: A Collaborative Showcase"
About the Presenter:
Andy Stirn has served Milacron since 1995 covering a broad range of roles including Senior Process Engineer, Senior Technical Service Engineer, Product Manager PET Equipment, Director Application Engineering, Director New Product Development, VP Injection & Aftermarket Sales for North America. He holds three US patents for injection machine technology achieved during his tenure with Milacron. Additionally, Stirn earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Indiana.
