Register now to participate in excellent technical events for all types of extrusion, and view group discussions on pipes/profiles/pipes.

Have you checked out the upcoming 2021 Extrusion Conference on Plastics Technology? It will be held September 21-23 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, a short drive from O’Hare Airport. If you register before August 20, you will save money.

In two and a half days, attendees will be able to listen to more than 70 technical experts' speeches covering a wide range of subject areas. In the morning there will be talks on general squeeze topics. There will be three simultaneous group meetings every afternoon to hone your specific process: film/sheet; pipe/profile/pipe; and compounding. This year we have added a track on post-consumer recycling.

If you are a pipe/profile/pipe extruder, in these two afternoon courses, you will have the opportunity to listen to more than a dozen topics such as screw and mold design, cooling, advanced measurement technology, simulation, drawing /Cutting, and more.

There will be a lot of content during the morning plenary meeting, including lectures on drying, coloring, filtration, industry 4.0, maintenance, etc.

In addition to technical projects, you will also have ample opportunities to communicate with more than 50 companies that will participate in this event.

In addition to technical projects, you will also have ample opportunities to communicate with more than 50 companies that will participate in this event.

You can access the entire agenda by clicking here. Use the drop-down menu on the page to make selections in the conversation. Look at the floor plan so you can start making plans to catch up with your suppliers, or start developing new suppliers.

Last-but not least-click here to start the registration process. Register before August 20 to save money. And start planning your stay by booking a hotel stay.

Our plastic technology company believes that the 2021 Extrusion Conference is an annual event for various extrusion processors. We hope to see you there.

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