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fiP solution plastique Press kit 1

DOSSIER DE PRESSE

28 MARS 2014

Press Contact : Maryvonne Lanteri [email protected]

PRESS KIT

MAY 14th, 2014


PRESS KIT FIP solution plastique: the Plastics Industry Exhibition in France

____________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS

1. FIP SOLUTION PLASTIQUE 2014 Facts and figures p.3 17 - 20 June 2014 p.4 fiP’ projets p.6

2. INNOVATION at FIP solution plastique p.8 Techno Lab Forum Innovation 3. MATERIAL and TECHNOLOGIES Focus on Rubber p.9 Composites at the heart of business sectors p.10 Rototional moulding p.11 4. EVENTS Smart Plastics Congress p.12 Plastics Industry Trophies p.15 Plant Based Summit p.16

5. TRADE SHOW CONFERENCE PROGRAMME p.17

6. EXHIBITORS p.22

ANNEXES p.24 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Practical information Plastics Valley shuttles fiP solution plastique 2011 visitors fiP solution plastique 2014 exhibitors’ list


_____________________________________________________Facts and figures for the 2014 EDITION

Dates : from June 17th thru 20th, 2014 Venue : Lyon Eurexpo - Halls 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 Exhibitors : More than 700 firms representing the whole plastics, composites and rubber sector: - Material (plastics, composites, rubber and compound production and distribution) ; - Machinery and equipments - Molds and tools; - Services (design assistance, design offices, design, prototypes, quality, inspection, measurement, software, recycling) - Design offices part - Converters FIP’projets - Decoration, finishing Conferences : free conferences and round tables programme, plus numerous conferences or

general assemblies Visitors : more than 8 000 visitors expected Held at the same time as 3D PRINT, the additive manufacturing show - The 1st B to B show in France exclusively dedicated to additive manufacturing.

Press Contact : Maryvonne Lanteri [email protected]

Tél : 00 377 97 77 85 60 - 06.73.67.17.91

IDICE organises professional events and fairs: LUXE PACK MONACO, LUXE PACK New York, LUXE PACK Shanghai, PACK & GIFT, Forum de la Plasturgie et

des Composites et FIP solution plastique®. IDICE belongs to the INFOPRO Digital Group, a leading information and professional services group (2,000

employees, turnover of €300 million) covering several key sectors of the economy: construction, automotive, industry, insurance and finance, retail, tourism, and local communities.

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_______________________________________________________________________17 - 20 June 2014 - Lyon Thanks to the success of the FIP solution plastique fair in 2011, this benchmark French plastics industry fair has confirmed its three-yearly rhythm and will be at the Lyon Eurexpo from the 17 to 20 June 2014. All the elements that made it so successful in 2011 will be present again: bringing together the entire industry to make this event a strategic business rendezvous and a major communication opportunity for the industry. More than 800 exhibitors - +20% in exhibitors number and surface area Attendu par toute la profession, cet évènement constitue la vitrine technologique de toute une filière qui entend démontrer sa force d’innovation et son dynamisme. Long-awaited by the entire plastics industry, this event will be the technological showcase of an industry which intends to demonstrate its innovative strength and dynamics.

Complementary and cross-cutting technologies will also be present at Lyon Eurexpo from 17 to 20 June 2014. Technologies are evolving and are combined to co-develop common or complementary solutions. The boundaries between plastics, composites, and

elastomers have become increasingly intertwined and it now seems natural that the rubber and composites industries have joined the event. fiP solution composites and fiP solution caoutchouc will be devoted to them and provide specific content. +20% in the Exhibitors’ number - 3 halls will now be used This year's plastics event in France will see a two-digit growth: more than 800 exhibitors will be present at Lyon Eurexpo this year which is 20% more exhibitors and surface area than in 2011. fiP solution plastique will have a third exhibition hall this year to showcase this genuine "pool" of expertise in plastics, composites, and rubber. All polymer processing technologies represented Injection, extrusion, blow moulding, rotational moulding, thermoforming... visitors will be able to view all processing techniques for a better understanding of current technologies and industrial processes once again this year.


Both interactive and business, FIP solution plastique will see workshops and live demonstrations run through the fair. Many machines operating effectively illustrate the latest technological advances. The large number of machines in operation and the extended range of skills presented will give visitors the impression of being in a huge factory creating a concrete and comprehensive snapshot of the profession. All polymer processing technologies will be represented:

Exhibitors processing distribution

39%

18%15%

10%

9%9%

Injection ExtrusionBlow Molding Thermoforming Rotational molding Others

Injection 39% Extrusion 18% Blow Molding 15% Thermoforming 10% Rotational molding 9% Others 9% (Technologies represented among Material, machinery, equipments, converters…. exhibitors) Omnipresent Innovation Because innovation is strategic in this highly competitive market, it will be omnipresent at fiP solution plastique: - “INNOVATION FORUM” to discover new products and services through short oral presentations; - "Techno Lab" to learn about processing techniques: - Conferences and workshops focusing on new processes, materials, uses and areas of research. - And, of course, all of the latest technologies and processes on exhibitor stands.


_________________________________________________________________________FIP’PROJETS

Outsourcing and converters gathered on fiP’Projets As in 2011, FIP solution plastique® 2014 will be providing a dedicated area for developers called the “fiP' projets” area which will also be a fair within the fair

to serve the entire industry. This area is specifically designed for companies looking for subcontracting and expertise in plastics and composites processing. They will meet the key players to help them implement their projects: converters, finishing-decoration specialists, component design offices… Nearly 100 exhibitors gathered in this area, in hall 6.2. List as of May 9th, 2014 (next page)


fiP’projets Exhibitors’ List as of May 9th, 2014:

Company name Company name ABI PROFILS : EXTRUSION DE TUBES ET PROFILES PLASTIQUES TECHNIQUES MOREL SA EXTRUSION PLASTIQUE ACPM MTS MOULAGE TECHNIQUE SOUFFLAGE ACTUAPLAST SAS MTS MOULAGE TECHNIQUE SOUFFLAGE AD MAJORIS NEXTIS SAS

ADHETEC SOLUTIONS ADHESIVES NOBEL PLASTIQUES SAS AG PLAST - MJ PLAST ODEM AGROCOMPOSITES ENTREPRISES ON PLAST AMDI OPS PLASTIQUE ANVI PLASTURGIE PAPREC PLASTIQUES

AP EXTRUSION SAS PERMA-SERAP APEX CORPORATION JAPAN PIJAPLAST APPLIPLAST PLASTIGRAY ASSOCIATION FRANCOPHONE DU ROTOMOULAGE PLASTIQUE TECHNIQUE LORRAIN ATELIER PLASTIQUE FOREZIEN PLASTIQUES DECORES SAS (LES)

AURAY PLAST PLASTIVALOIRE (GROUPE) BESSE LOUIS (ETS) PLASTOCHIM CENTRE PLASTIQUE LA QUALITE CIBLEE PROCESS CGS PLASTIQUE PRODIUM

CLUZEL SAS PROMATEC EXTRUSION CLYDE INTERNATIONAL SAS PROTO LABS CMO - CAOUTCHOUC MANUFACTURE DE L'OISE PROTOFORM BOURGOGNE CONCEPT OUTILLAGES QUENTINPLAST COREAU RAIGI

CREATEC PLASTIQUE RBL PLASTIQUES EFFIPLAST RDP GROUPE ENRIQUE AGUILAR, SA REFFAY SAS FAST NEW PRECISION PLASTIC STEEL MOLD CO., LTD REVOLUPLAST FERONYL RICORNET ETS.

FIBRA PLASTIQUES RIVERPLAST GEPMAN ROTAX

GLORY SARL S.T.T.S. - SYSTEMES ET TECHNOLOGIES DE TRAITEMENT DE SURFACE

GMP (GRANULATION MATIERES PLASTIQUES) SAPELMECA LEISTER WIDOS GROUPE RGF SHAPERS' FRANCE

HAITIAN-ZHAFIR SIGMA ENGINEERING GMBH ID ROTO SOLUTION SIPA GROUPE ILEX FRANCE SIPLAST INFIPLAST SNT THERMOFORMAGE

INTEPLAST GROUP SOREPRIND / SIMCO INTERCARAT SPI-SERMI PLAST IP3 VENDEE SYLMAPLAST IXEMER TANDEM INDUSTRIE JOKEY TECMAPLAST

LIFOCOLOR SARL THERMOPLAST PROFILS SAS LORRAINE PROFILES THIEME SAS MANUPLAST TIAG INDUSTRIES MANUTHIERS ULTRA PLAST SA MATISSART VALLA SAS

MICROPOLYMERS VERCORS THERMOFORMAGE MILLET - MARIUS SAS VERNICOLOR GROUPE MOLDEX 3D


_________________________________________________________________________INNOVATION

THE TECHNO LAB

Techno Lab is a space where visitors can view, understand and comprehend all the main types of processing technologies: injection, extrusion, blow molding, rotational molding, thermoforming, molding, ... They will discover innovative devices on show in this area, and identify new types of application in the plastics industry. The ideal venue for a technological watch. THE FORUM INNOVATION

Les exposants dévoileront leurs techniques nouvelles et savoir-faire, lors de présentations orales d’une durée de 15 à 20 minutes. Ces séances se dérouleront tout au long des 4 jours du salon sur un espace ouvert, selon un planning établi et diffusé sur le site du salon dès le mois de mai. Exhibitors unveil their new techniques and know-how, during 15 to 20 minutes oral presentations. These sessions will take place throughout the four days of the show on an open space, according to a schedule

prepared and posted on the show website in the month of May Forum Innovation Schedule available mid may 2014, on the website : www.f-i-p.com.


__________________________________________________________________________FOCUS ON RUBBER

Rubber will be present at fiP plastic solution in order to allow actual industrial synergies. A visitor trail will be organized and will facilitate the identification of exhibitors that are really specialised in

rubber.

In addition, a technical seminar "Creativity, Innovation and New in the Rubber and Polymer Industry" will be held on 19/06.

It will cover four major topical issues:

- Innovative and bio-sourced materials - Implementation and characterisation

- Use in transport and extreme conditions - Environmental and regulatory developments

Topics of major interest for the various polymer industries: elastomers, plastics and composites.

This “tech day” is organised by the Aficep, French Association for Engineers and executives in the

Rubber and Polymer Industry, and Elastopole, Competitiveness cluster for Rubber and Polymer materials.

Prior registration required Information and Registration

AFICEP 60, rue Auber

94408 VITRY SUR SEINE Cedex [email protected]

+33 (0)1 49 60 57 85 ELASTOPOLE

5 rue du carbone, 45072 ORLÉANS Cedex

[email protected] +33 (0)1 49 60 57 97


_ _________________________________COMPOSITES AT THE HEART OF ALL BUSINESS SECTORS

Theirs properties of light weight, rigidity, mechanical resistance, durability, sealing electrical and thermal insulation, impact resistance, fire resistance, etc… All respond to a wide variety of applications Fip solution composites will highlight composite industry supplier-exhibitors; a FIP solution composites visitor trail with over 50 participating companies. Presentations to deepen your knowledge on this particular issue are proposed in the conference programme. Else, you can find here below some information on exhibitors’ flagship products to be presented at the show: HTI, a coupling capable of withstanding high tempratures (Staubli- stand F23-G30) Thermoplastic injection processes, composites and alloys moulded under pressure require increasingly high operating temperatures. Resistant up to 300°C, Staubli’HTI Thermoregulation meets these constraints. Its rapid double manoeuvre (one-handed push-rotation) locking is supplemented by 2 safety levers. There are no seals in the fluid stream of this connector and it is equipped with a single outer seal. Aluminium Tr-Hydrate and Boehmite (Tor minereals Stand - E29) TOR minerals manufacturers and markets a range af Aluminium Tri-Hydrate and Boehmite specially treated for the composites industry. These fillers are used as flame retardant additives in several applications: SMC/BMC, RTM, PULTRUSION, GELCOATS, SOLID SURGACE, and CABLES. These fillers have a number of advantages: competitive price, compliance with environmental standards, and a recognised flame retardant effectiveness. 2D and 3D Infrared Tools (Thermocoax Stand - H3bis) Find a whole range of 2D& 3D infrared tools for the production of infrared tools for plastics and composite material radiation and non-contact welding at the world leader’s stand. Thermosetting resins, reinforcements, hardeners, accelerators, inhibitors… (Velox Stand - I12) VELOX will be taking advantage of its presence at FIP to present its Composites division. Discover a range of over 1000 products: thermosetting resins (polyester, vinyl ester, epoxy, phenolic…), a very wide range of reinforcements ( glass, carbon, aramid), a wide range of hardeners, accelerators and inhibitors, core materials, fillers and additives, solvents, consumables and equipment adapted to your processes.. Temperature and process control (SISE Stand - H20) Sise develops and provides solutions for temperature and process control through a wide range of products such as pressurised water or oil thermoregulators and applications using proprietary technologies such as direct hot/cold and CPT (Current Passage Tube).


___________________________________________________________ROTATIONAL MOULDING SECTOR

Rotational moulding manufacturers belonging to the Association Francophone du Rotomloulage have chosen Fip solution plastique show to unveil their latest creations on a 100m2 stand ( A10). They also decided to use this opporunity to organise their « Master Class » whish will be held on the morning of June 18. the latest technological developments in the sector (materials and process), innovation, and standardisation will be discusssed during it. More information on www.rotomoulage.org


__________________________________________________SMART PLASTICS CONGRESS - 3rd edition

PLASTIPOLIS, the competitiveness Cluster in France has chosen the plastics industry exhibition in France to organise its 3rd edition of the « Smart Plastic Congress ». it will give auditors the keys to understanding the entire value chain of smart plastics: design, integration of materials, development of production technologies, testing, qualification, …. A day of testimonials and meetings with key stakeholders on Wenesday, 18 June to apply these new technologies to your product offering: transport, packaging, medical devices, consumer goods, building, …

CONTACT and DETAILS All presentations will be in english. For more information, please refer to the website : http://www.plastipolis.fr/smart-plastic-congress-2014/ For more information, please contact: [email protected]




_________________« PLASTIQUES & CAOUTCHOUC » 2014 PLASTICS INDUSTRY TROPHY

The 4th edition of Plastics Industry Trophy awards will be held on 18 june during fiP solution plastique show at Lyon Eurexpo. This national event rewards companies with exemplary economic performance and track records every year. During the ceremony, three trophies, representing different aspects of the economic success of plastics companies, will be awarded. Growth, economic performance (reflecting the company’s strategy and the competitiveness) and international development will be differentiated. Beyond numbers, a panel of experts representing the profession composed of Jean Martin, Executive officer of the French Plastics Federation, Claude Lombard, Commercial Director of the Centre de Formation de la Plasturgie Michel Loubry, West Zone Director PlasticsEurope and Christian Lozé, Chairman of the French Assoociation of constructors, distributors and importers of raw materials and machines of the Plastics Industry (ACDI), met to select three processors out of a group of 18 nominees. The criteria used were based on an analysis of the results of 2013 put into perspective with the figures of previous years. This event is organised by Plastiques et Caoutchouc Magazine, in partnership with ACDI, Engel, Plastipolis, and Sumitomo Demag. The award ceremony will take place Wednesday 18 June at 5.30pm, in the conference room, in the presence of Alexandre Couto, Editor in chief Plastiques et Caoutchouc Magazine and jury members.

2013 Plastics Industry Trophies rewarded during the Forum de la plasturgie et des composites.


__________________________________________________________ « PLANT BASED SUMMIT »

TO WHAT EXTENT HAVE BIO-SOURCED MATERIALS MADE A BREAKTHROUGH IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY? Last November the Plant Based Summit devoted to plant chemistry was held in Paris. Over 500 specialists in plant chemistry rubbed shoulders during the two days of the conference and exhibition proposed by the Association of Plant Chemistry (ACDV) in partnership with the InfoPro Digital Group. The challenges and opportunities of this emerging industry were analysed with the conclusion that the transition to industrial production needed to be accelerated. Building on this success, PBS will be returning in 2015. In the meantime, the event has launched a series of half-day conferences called «Plant Based Summit Mornings» to discuss the breakthrough of bio-sourced chemicals in downstream industry. The following topic will be discussed during the first PBS morning which will be held at FIP: «Bio-sourced materials and vehicles». The automobile industry is effectively seeking to reduce the environmental footprint of its vehicles. One of the lines of thought is to replace petrochemical materials by bio-sourced materials. The aim of this morning is to review industrial achievements and future projects. Are there any obstacles to remove among bio-plastics and bio-composites producers and processors using these new materials? Is there a wide range of materials that meet the specifications of the automobile industry at competitive costs? What are the benefits for the automobile industry? What indicators exist to measure the positive environmental impact of the use of these bio-sourced materials? Moderated by SYLVIE LATIEULE, Chief Editor FORMULE VERTE, with the participation of : n Aurore Fries, Moderator, ACDV n Gérard Liraut, Polymer, Characterisation and processing Techniques Expert Leader Renault n Laurence Dufrancatel, Materials Innovation Manager, Faurecia n Estelle Pierrat, automobile market development Manager, Arkema n Franck Thumerel, Business Development Manager, Roquette n Thomas Lefèvre, President, Natureplast n Camille Carré, Engineer - Researcher on new bio-plastics, Bioteam University of Strasbourg n Dietrich Albrecht, polymers business development Manager, Mitsubishi Chemical Performance Polymers Europe n Patrick Vuillermoz, Executive Manager, Plastipolis

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_________________________________________________________TRADE SHOW PROGRAMME

TUESDAY 17 JUNE 10:00 am Sensors in the injection process Jean-François Berthier, Project Manager - PEP Plastics and Composites technical centre Increased technicality of parts and quality requirements, zero defect objectives, and ongoing research on productivity gains are all elements that oblige plastics manufacturers to control their manufacturing processes. Existing production and control tools have proven their worth but are limited in the current context. Technological developments now allow us to configure the entire injection process; however, their use is not widespread. Positioned in the injection process, and more particularly in tooling, they help develop and monitor processes. 11:00 am New developments in paint (liquid / solid) and its applications for more environmentally friendly coatings. Anne BLOND - IMP-UMR 5223 Laboratory, Research Engineer COATING’XPERT Platform Manager, INSA LYON Jean-Yves CHARMEAU - IMP-UMR 5223 Laboratory, University Professor, Director of the Plastics mechanical and process engineering course - INSA Lyon Learn about paint application techniques and recent technical developments to apply «green» coatings: - Interest and application of solvent-free varnish in the cosmetics and automobile industries - Self-layering paint applied in one coat but drying to form several layers - Powder coatings and their specific conditions of application to cover non-conductive supports intended for the aerospace and trucks. 1:30 pm Composites and processes Bruno Lator, Project Manager - CEMCAT Learn about processing methods and optimise productivity. Illustration via a European project. 2:45 pm Real or virtual sensory innovations Presented by PLASTIC ECODESIGN CENTER. With the participation of POLLEN CONSULTING, LTDS, ESCHMANN TEXTURES, and RTP France Touch, see, feel ... At the forefront of innovation, plastics stimulate creativity! As the boundary between the real and virtual world gradually fades, really feeling our surroundings has never been more important. From visualising the most complex textures without tools to processes magnifying odours, the first artificial finger, and qualifying Touch, understand all the technologies implemented. 4:00 pm A first in France ... Food grade thermoforming scrap norms. Nicolas PAYRE - THERMOFORMER


Presentation of the recycling committee, a joint pilot action (thermoformer / recycler / extruder) which has led to the drafting of a guide to good manufacturing practices highlighting critical points to control to ensure suitability for food contact. 5:00 pm ICARRE 95: substituting virgin materials with recycled materials Sophie RABEAU – Institut Supérieur de Plasturgie d’Alençon (ISPA) Gérard LIRAUT – Renault With the decline of primary resources, recycling is a key theme. In 2015, the automobile sector will be imposed an end of life vehicle (ELV) recovery rate of 95% and a recycling rate of 85%. With the contribution of the European Union’s financial instrument, LIFE, the ICARRE 95 project proposes to study technical solutions in line with these requirements. Plastics, glass, foams, and textiles account for about 20% of the weight of an ELV and are therefore the target materials to be used to achieve this goal. The study focuses on the recycling of plastics allowing ELVs to be recovered and increase the proportion of recycled ELV materials in new vehicles (ECO2, circular economy ...). One objective of this study is to substitute a portion of virgin materials with recycled materials from ELVs for use in automobile applications while respecting existing material specifications. The ICARRE 95 project was the opportunity to develop an overall concept combining a sampling methodology and formulation optimisation with processes to replace virgin materials with recycled ELV plastics at the ISPA’s research centre in partnership with Renault. WEDNESDAY 18 JUNE 9:30 am - 12:30 pm PBS mornings: To what extent have bio-sourced materials made a breakthrough in the automobile industry? Presented by Sylvie LATIEULE, Chief editor – FORMULE VERTE With the participation of: Gérard LIRAUT, Polymer, Characterisation, and Processing Techniques Expert Leader - Renault Estelle PIERRAT, automobile market development manager - Arkema Franck THUMEREL, Business development manager - Roquette Thomas LEFEVRE, Managing Director of Natureplast Camille CARRE, Engineer - Researcher on new bioplastics, Bioteam, University of Strasbourg. 2:00 pm Innovation, a real organisational challenge for SMEs Presented by Claude KORBER, VINCI CONSULTING With testimonials from Gérard CHRETIEN, Managing Director - FOCAL; Bruno GROSJEAN, Managing Director of LAGOLIGHT; Sylvain VENANT, Innovation Director – BTWIN; Clément LEBEAUME, Technical Director of BTWIN accessories How should innovation be organised and managed in SMEs? Company feedback and best practices. Depending on the size and organisation of the company, R&D teams face constant arbitration between the establishment of a strategic vision and the conduct of operations. Therefore, it is not always easy to dedicate resources to innovation, manage projects with a high degree of uncertainty, target the market ... even though repeated and intensive innovation has become one of main keys to growth and profitability. 3:30 pm Subcontracting: a financial variable for contractors Presented by Luc-Eric KRIEF, CEO of CENAST With the participation of Pierre PELOUZET, National mediator for inter-company relations With the testimony of plastic industry contractors Subcontracting has greatly suffered during the crisis. Either initially assigned volumes have


dropped sharply or buyers have negotiated to reduce the price of their purchases and inherently subcontractor margins or have negotiated purchase terms that are contractually more stringent. As subcontractor volumes have rather tended to decline, the emergence of partnerships between contractors and subcontractors must be even more effective. We must ensure that the expertise of subcontractors does not become just another financial adjustment variable to the detriment of quality and employment. 4:45 pm Advanced and lightweight composite materials for the transport sector Awa DOUMBIA, Researcher – INSTITUT SUPERIEUR DE PLASTURG IE D’ALENCON (ISPA) Over the past few decades, the weight of vehicles has increased, resulting in increased energy consumption and release of CO2 into the atmosphere. As such, reducing the weight of vehicles is a privileged area of research to meet regulatory requirements on emissions by 2020. Therefore, we will be studying the impact of adding lightweight fillers and the various processing methods on the properties of the composite materials developed. THURSDAY 19 JUNE 9:30 am Impossible materials Presented by Gilles GAUTHIER, Manager - MATERIAUTECH With the participation of KRAIBURG TPE, POLYONE CORPORATION, WOODFORCE/ SONAE INDUSTRIA, and EMS-GRIVORY Polymeric materials are a real alternative to conventional materials. They offer a range of possibilities for all markets and for a wide variety of applications. During this exclusive conference, find out how to push back the limits with polymers! Impact resistance, technical and environmental performance, exclusive mechanical properties ... Find solutions that are directly applicable to your business with «impossible materials» 9:30 am Plastics - Energy forum with the French Plastics and Composites Federation, EDF, ACDI and Siemens Financial Services 11:15 am The strong momentum of bio-polymer development driven by innovation platforms France Green Plastics Conference Johan De CONINCK, Jean-Marc CORPART, Frederick MANTISI, Patrice DOLE Developing bio-polymers is one of the main areas of development for the plastics industry of tomorrow. Several French tools currently provide major impetus to this issue at all levels of the value chain. From the development of molecules and polymers derived from green chemistry or oilseeds to the development and assessment of packaging designed with biosourced materials. A one-of-its kind conference to review bio-polymer innovation! 1:30 pm Influences and Trends in 2016 Fériel KAROUI & Eric MITERNIQUE - PROMOSTYL PROMOSTYL, International trend research agency, will present the Influences and Trends for 2016. You will learn about the mainstream trends for design, packaging, and plastics applications. Also detect the essential colour ranges. 3:00 pm Acceptance of new means of production -


The contributions of the new ISO standard Georges CHEROUTE, Industrial & Quality Methods Director - RENAULT CONSULTING Initialised by heat processing industries in France, a standard has been developed for all industries. It is currently in the final stages of being accepted by ISO. It enables production means to be qualified with few measurements where several «modes» modes exist, such as multi-cavity moulds. It can help answer two questions: Are the dispersions between impressions equal? Are the averages between impressions equal? Learn about the specificities of this ISO standard and what benefits its use can provide. 4:00 pm Shale gas and the petrochemical industry: impact of European policies on the supply of raw materials and energy Presented by Christophe JOURNET, Chief Editor - MPE-Média With: Roland VIALLY, Geologist - IFPEN - Simon PHILIBERT, Director of Economic Affairs and Competitiveness – FRENCH PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES FEDERATION; Sylvie CORNOTGANDOLPHE, Energy Consultant, Specialist in international issues- IFRII Alfred Rosales / Chairman and CEO – ROSAMON GROUP The UFCC groups distributors and importers of chemicals. On the occasion of FIP solution plastique®, it wishes to educate its members which supply tens of thousands of companies, including those in the plastics industry, and all stakeholders in the world of chemistry on the technical and economic impact of current European policies on shale gas. The round table will discuss the supply of raw materials and energy aspects. FRIDAY 20 JUNE 9:30 am e-DEA eliPack, LCA software for plastic and flexible packaging Vincent COLLARD, Environment Project Manager – ELIPSO Guillaume JOUANNE, Head of the LCA Software Tools offering and eco-design - EVEA Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) has established itself as the reference method to measure the environmental impacts of products. In 2013, ELIPSO and EVEA launched e-DEA eliPack, eco-design decision support software for plastic and complex flexible packaging manufacturers based on LCA and complying with international standards. Rich in data adapted to the plastics and packaging industries, e-DEA eliPack helps ELIPSO members to choose designs and be proactive with their customers. An exclusive conference to review a year of e-DEA eliPack use in companies. 10:30 am nanocomposites: what reality and what industrial prospects? Jean-François GERARD, Director of Research - INSA Since Toyota’s first patents on nanocomposites, interest for such (nano) materials has attracted major research and development, academic, and industrial activity as nano-materials are able to meet complex specifications. The conference will focus on reviewing application research work in this area and in industrial projects involving nanocomposites including for applications such as packaging with unexpected barrier properties and electrical conductor materials operating at a very low volume fraction of nano-fillers, etc. The implementation of nanocomposites will also be developed to highlight the specificities of such formulations. Finally, through a prospective analysis based on the potential of functions provided by nanocomposites and their positioning in production methods, ideas to develop new nano-composite-based products will be proposed.


11:30 am Recycling and recovery of post-industrial and post-consumer plastics Sébastien PETITHUGUENIN, Managing Director – PAPREC 1:30 pm Regulatory changes to medical expenses and pension schemes: what are the impacts on companies? Thierry CHARLES, Head of the Legal Department – ALLIZE PLASTURG IE Corinne SAPIN, Business Market Manager – GROUPE APICIL The transitional period for companies to bring themselves into line with the Decree of 9 January 2012 ends on 30 June 2014. There will be a change in the concept of state approved medical expenses contracts as of 1 January 2015. National crossindustry agreement portability on 1 June 2014 for medical expenses and 1 June 2015 for pensions. Implementation of a mandatory medical expenses contract on 1 January 2016 for all companies. 2:30 pm Financing growth René GAUCHER – BPI France Georges FONTAINES, CEO of TECHNE and Chairman of the Réseau Entreprendre Rhône-Alpes Seed capital, conquering markets in France or abroad, equity capital, cash, innovation, growth ... Solutions to help finance your business do exist but they are not always well known. A synopsis of the various tools available will be made from two perspectives: that of a manufacturer and that of a financing specialist.


_____________________________________________________________________EXHIBITORS

More than 700 exhibitors will be present at fiP solution plastique 2014, a 20% increase from 2011. More than 150 companies will exhibit for the 1st time.

* Countries Distribution as of April 03rd, 2014

France 80% Rest of Europe 17% Out of Europe 3%

* Activities Distribution as of April 3rd, 2014

Machinery, devices 43% fiP'Projets 16% Material, composites, rubber 15% Services 12% Molds 5% Others 9%

Exhibitors' Activities Distribution

43%

16%

15%

12%

5% 9%Machinery, devicesfiP'ProjetsMaterial, composites, rubberServicesMoldsVarious


► Clusters : again this year, some booths involve several companies belonging to the same

trade, association, or territory.

This is the case for: - RCCI: Burgundy region Plastic processors or other activities;

- Picardy Region

- INSA Lyon Stream Processing Plastics, PEP Technical Centre for Plastics and Composites, Plastipolis, NEPS (Plastics Valley Economic Actors), Communauté de Communes Haut Bugey, Arbez Carme High School - The French Federation of Plastics and Composites and its unions More information and full exhibitors’ list page 27 and on www.f-i-p.com


_________________________________________________________________________________________________APPENDICES

PRACTICAL INFORMATION FIP solution plastique 2014 - the plastics industry event in France Dates from Tuesday 17 thru Friday 20 June, 2014 Venue EUREXPO - LYON -Hall 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 Access Motorway A 43/ A 46

From Part-Dieu TGV station (Alpes exit) : Tramway T3 to Vaulx-en-Velin La Soie then Direct Eurexpo shuttles (Ligne 100) From center Lyon: subway line D to Grange Blanche + Tram T5 till Eurexpo From Lyon-Saint Exupery TGV station and airport: Rhônexpress to Vaulx-enVelin La Soie then Direct Eurexpo shuttles (Ligne 100).

Line 100 "Direct Eurexpo" only during fairs. Schedule from 9.00am to 6.00pm, except on Friday 20 June: from 9.00am to 5.00pm Press Badge Request for Accreditation on www.f-i-p.com/ Presse Press Center Dedicated to accredited journalists (except advertising teams); you will find there the latest information on the fair and internet access,… Exhibitors More than 700 exhibitors Secteurs Materials (plastics, composites, rubber and compound production /distribution

Machinery/ Equipment moulds and tools Services (design assistance, offices, design, prototypes, quality, inspection,

measurement, software, recycling) Converters Design offices part Finishing / Décoration

Visitors More than 8000 visitors expected Information +33 (0)474 73 42 33 - [email protected] Press Contact Maryvonne Lanteri - [email protected] - 0033 673.67.17.91 Website www.f-i-p.com


___________________________________________________THE PLASTICS VALLEY SHUTTLES

FIP solution plastique is keeping strong links with its origins in Oyonnax. FIP solution plastique does not forget that the Plastics Valley accompanied its history. As an evidence of this link, exclusive Plastics Valley shuttles are set by the organizers between Oyonnax and the FIP solution plastique trade fair. These free transport from Valexpo are available to any company of the Plastics Valley; the only requirement is to register in advance. They undoubtedly will facilitate access to the fair under privileged and friendly conditions. Registration can be done today by mail or by phone at [email protected], or on the phone at 0033 474 73 42 33, stating full name, company name, and day of the scheduled visit.

Departure from Valexpo – 88 cours de Verdun – 01100 Oyonnax, From Tuesday to Friday at 8.00am;

Return from Eurexpo at 6.00pm from Tuesday to Thursday,

At 5.00pm on Friday.


______________________________________________________________ FIP SOLUTION PLASTIQUE 2011 VISITORS

In 2011, fiP solution plastique, combined with Caucho Gomma Rubber welcomed 6762 visitors, an increase of 13.90% versus the 2009. These visitors accounted for 4,623 companies, up 28.5% versus 2009. 6102 visitors came from France, 52% of Rhône-Alpes; then for a little more than 10% from each region Burgundy Franche Comté and Paris Ile de France. 660 came from abroad, 21% in Italy, 17% in Switzerland, 12% in the Benelux, Germany and 10% and the Maghreb and Spain and Portugal. Distribution of visitors by markets

SECTORS FIP/CCG

2011 Automobile/ Car industry 19,5 Equipement Industriel/ Industrial equipment 16,6 Santé /Health 7,2 Industrie chimique /Chemical industry 6,9 Industrie alimentaire /Food Industry 4,6 Equipement de la maison /Home equipment 4,4 Sports et loisirs / Sports-game-toys 4,2 Parfumerie-cosmétique /Perfumery-cosmetics 4,2 Electricité /Electrical 4 BTP/ Building construction 3,6 Aeronautique/ Aeronautics 3,2 Electronique-Informatique/ Electronics- Softwares 2,8 Transports 2,3 Appareils ménagers/ Household appliances 1,9 Publicité/ Advertising 1,6 Robotique/ Robotics 1,1 Armement/ Arming 0,6 Bureautique/ Bureautics 0,3 Autres/Others 11 100


__________________________________________________________________EXHIBITORS’ LIST as of MAY 5TH, 2014

SOCIETE N°STAND SOCIETE N°STAND 2 B LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES D12 AMPACET EUROPE E19/F26 20 MICRONS J26 AMPCO METAL H24 2M INTERNATIONAL G21/H23 ANVI PLASTURGIE B4 3DBF CONCEPTION B26 AP EXTRUSION SAS H50 4 CLEAN E7 APEX CORPORATION JAPAN B28 A2P INDUSTRIE SAS F31 API D49 AAA MOULD LIMITED G42 APICIL GROUPE F52 ABC DIRECT I23 APPLIPLAST B12 ABI PROFILS : EXTRUSION DE TUBES ET PROFILES PLASTIQUES TECHNIQUES B3 APPOLO J14 ACIM JOUANIN F16 APSYS G37 ACPM B26 ARALDITE I44 ACTIVIPLAST B20 ARBURG SAS F19/G26 ACTIVOX J14 ARDEJE FLUID JETTING EXPERTISE I3 ACTUAPLAST SAS D31 ARTOIS COMPOSITES B26 ACXYS TECHNOLOGIES D11/E14 ASBURY CARBONS J26 AD MAJORIS H7 ASM FRANCE - ASMOLD J40

ADDIBATCH D13 ASSOCIATION FRANCOPHONE DU ROTOMOULAGE A10

ADDIGREEN D13 ASSOCOMAPLAST J36BIS ADDIKEM SAS D13 ATELIER PLASTIQUE FOREZIEN D22 ADDIPERF D13 ATEQ CONTROLE FUITE DEBIT G2 ADDIPLAST D13 ATM MECAMOLD E27 ADHETEC SOLUTIONS ADHESIVES E52BIS ATMOS PLASTICS C23 AEPV - ACTEURS ECONOMIQUES PLASTIC VALLEE F37/G48 AUGEO J14 AFICEP J52 AURAY PLAST D35 AFT PLASTURGIE D47 AUTOMATED PACKAGING SYSTEMS G39 AG PLAST - MJ PLAST C3 AXIS H19 AGI G15 AXSORB E5 AGP DEVELOPPEMENT H27 BADA J34 AGROCOMPOSITES ENTREPRISES C19 BALBINOT ET FILS G21/H28 AHLBRANDT D11/E14 BASF - ELASTOLLAN E7 AIGNEP H26 BASF Kaolin Specialties J26 ALAIN GUELPA CONCEPT E44 BATTENFELD CINCINNATI D10 ALBIS PLASTIQUE FRANCE G23/H30 BAUER COMPRESSEURS J39 ALKOR DRAKA G45 BAUSANO E FIGLI SPA F46 ALLIZE PLASTURGIE E56/F50 BCL EQUIPEMENTS I21/J24 ALLIZE PLASTURGIE BOURGOGNE E48 BEGRA GRANULATE & CO. KG E13 ALMA CG A23 BESSE LOUIS (ETS) H48 ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES UK I7 BEWE PLAST SAS F15/G22 ALPHALASER GMBH E46 BEX FRANCE D10 ALTECH MAKINA D8 BIESTERFELD FRANCE I29/J30 AMDI B4 BIFI SARL D45 AMINEAU SA F35 BILLION G17/H22 AMIS - ZERMA I21/J24 BLACK DIAMOND J26 AMP - ALPHA MATIERES PLASTIQUES G13/H18 BLACK MAMBA E5


SOCIETE N°STAND SOCIETE N°STAND BLENDEX J14 CLUZEL SAS D37 BLET MEASUREMENT GROUP I27 CLYDE INTERNATIONAL SAS F18 BMB H34 CM MANZONI GROUP J22

BMS FRANCE F15-G22 CMO - CAOUTCHOUC MANUFACTURE DE L'OISE H50bis

BMS VISION F24 COATOSIL J14 BODYCOTE I32 COIM SPA E5 BORICA J26 COLLIN (DR.) GMBH G37 BOUDIN SAS E46 COLLOMB MECANIQUE H27

BOY F15/G22 COMMUNAUTE DE COMMUNES HAUT BUGEY - PLASTICS VALLEE F37/G48

BRANSON ULTRASONS G10 CONCEPT OUTILLAGES G43 BRENNTAG D6 CONPRO F29 BRIXIAPLAST F9/G16 CONSTANT/GRANDAL/ON/LUMINOR J14 BROOKFIELD G14 COOL FLOW/POLAR THERM J14 BRU Y RUBIO E22 COREAU I6 BUCKLEYS G14 COSMOTEC D11/E14 BYK GARDNER D12 COVERIS G7/H12 C2P E3 CPE UNIVERSAL GROUP (Chine) J26 CA PICARD F21 CPRI G44 CADFLOW SUPPLYING SOLUTIONS G5 CREASTUCE B16 CALAZUR E5 CREATEC PLASTIQUE A9 CALDIC SILICA E5 CRITT POLYMERES PICARDIE G45bis CALDIC SPECIALITES E5 CTS C10 CALDIC TITANIUM E5 CUREZOL J14 CALDICHEM E5 DAMLA PLAST D10 CALDIXANT E5 DASSAULT SYSTEMES - SOLIDWORKS E4 CALQUAT E5 DATACOLOR INTERNATIONAL FRANCE J15 CALSIL E5 DBI GROUPE H26 CAMPETELLA F9/G16 DECOSYSTEM C15 CAPIME SOLUTIONS INDUSTRIELLES D11/E14 DEGA SPA I21/J24 CAPOW E5 DELCAM, EDITEUR DE LOGICIELS CFAO F4

CAPS E5

DELEGATION INTERREGIONALE PLASTURGIE ILE DE FRANCE, CHAMPAGNE-ARDENNE, PICARDIE E56/F50

CATHAYCOAT J14 DER SAN D10 CB CREATION PLASTIQUE SASU C1BIS DESIPAK E5 CCI BOURGOGNE E48 DEVILLE RECTIFICATION G11 CEDIPLAST - RESEAU EXPERTS E56/F50 DIC EUROPE GMBH E54 CENTRE DE FORMATION DE LA PLASTURGIE E56/F50 DIC.PPS E54 CENTRE PLASTIQUE LA QUALITE CIBLEE D18 DIL IDF I44 CEREPLAS E5 DMA MACHINES H23/I26 CERRINI D10 DME EUROPE I4 CGS PLASTIQUE A11 DMI J32 CHAVERIAT ROBOTIQUE SAS G19 DMN WESTINGHOUSE E20 CHIKO AIRTEC I36 DOLDER SA PLASTICS F48bis CHROMAZONE J14 DONGSAN BEARING CORP J11 CIBERMATIC D8 DOUBLE LIAISON A27 CISA INFORMATIQUE D5 DPH INTERNATIONAL I17 CLAS H15bis DRAPEX J14 CLEARSTRENGHT E5 DUKANE IAS D39 CLIMAX MOLYBDENUM J26 DUPONT DE NEMOURS F48bis CLIQ J26 DURASTRENGHT E5 CLM I19 DURESCO I44


SOCIETE N°STAND SOCIETE N°STAND DYNEON GMBH - 3M ADVANCED MATERIALS J3 FIBADUR D2 EAS FRANCE I33 FIBAPLAST D2 ECON F29 FIBASOL D2 EDENOL E5 FIBRA PLASTIQUES C13 EDF COMMERCE RHONE ALPES AUVERGNE I31 FILTRATION H15 EDM SERVICE H3 FIMM SARL J17 EEC "EGYPTIAN EUROPEAN COMPANY" I9/J12 FINE ORGANICS J26 EFFIPLAST C1 FINKE D2 ELASTO D9 FINNTALC/PLUSTALC/MICROTALC J14 ELASTO SWEDEN AB D9 FISA NETTOYAGE ULTRASONS J17 ELASTOPOLE J52 FIT F9/G16 ELASTRON KIMYA J26 FORMAT G14 ELCOWA I36 FORMECH F48 ELLIMETAL F21 FORMULE VERTE A27 ELTEX ELEKTROSTATIK J1 FOURNIER THERMOPLASTIQUES E15/F22

EMBALLAGES MAGAZINE A27 FRANCE PLASTIQUES - L'EXPO PERMANENTE A27

EMILE MAURIN C25 FRANCE SCIENTIFIQUE I8 EMS - GRILAMID E7 FRD F8 EMS - GRILFLEX E7 FRIGEL F9/G16 EMS - GRIVORY HT E7 FRUMOLDE TOOLING G18 EMS-CHEMIE (FRANCE) SA E7 FW/WICROLL/NORWOLL J14

EMSODUR - EMSODUR E7 GALA KUNSTSTOFF UND KAUTSCHUKMASCHINEN GMBH I35

ENGEL FRANCE E21/F30 GALVANO ORGANO A27 ENRIQUE AGUILAR, SA A23BIS GAZECHIM PLASTICS E19/F26 EPOSIR/EPONAC J14 GEISS AG E37 EPSI F36 GENERAL QUIMICA J26 ERCROS-ETINOX E7 GENTNER ET FILS D15 ERGE F9/G16 GEORGES PERNOUD LE GROUP H27 ERGOPACK FRANCE H42 GEPMAN C13 ES TECHNOLOGY E8 GEPSA SOUS-TRAITANCE INDUSTRIELLE J20 ESCHERICH (DR) D11/E14 GEPSTAR C13 ESSE INTERNATIONAL E7 GERLACH F15/G22 EUKEM G1 GILBERT SAS C12 EUROCHILLER SRL G31 GIMATIC F9/G16 - F EUROMAPLAST F25 GLORY SARL C11

EVONIK INDUSTRIES F48bis GMP (GRANULATION MATIERES PLASTIQUES) E50

EWIKON HEISSKANALSYSTEME GMBH G28 GNEUSS F15

F2DP INDUSTRIES J28 GRANULATION - AUTOMATIK PLASTICS MACHINERY H15

F2M GROUP E15/F22 GREEN BOX SRL F36 FANUC F33 GROLMAN SAS J14

FARPI FRANCE F24-F13-G20 GROSFILLEY H27

FAST HEAT INTERNATIONAL F40 GROSPERRIN J23 FAST NEW PRECISION PLASTIC STEEL MOLD CO., LTD J48 GROUPE RGF D25/E28 FEDERATION DE LA PLASTURGIE ET DES COMPOSITES E56/F50

GROUPEMENT DE LA PLASTURGIE INDUSTRIELLE ET DES COMPOSITES E56/F50

FERLIN H29/I34 GROUPEMENT DES INDUSTRIES DE PLASTURGIE NORD PAS DE CALAIS E56/F50

FERONYL A17 GROUPEMENT PLASTURGIE AUTOMOBILE - GPA E56/F50

FERROMATIK MILACRON G36 GUIDE TRAITEMENT DES SURFACES A27


SOCIETE N°STAND SOCIETE N°STAND GUNTHER FRANCE H15ter KENFLEX E5 GWK GESELLSCHAFT WÄRME KÄLTETECHNIK MBH G38 KENRICH E5 GYMAP F7 KEP - KEPITAL E7 H+M FRANCE E40 KISTLER H40 HAITIAN-ZHAFIR H35/J36 KITA CHROME H13

HALLSTAR J26 KOCH TECHNIK, WERNER KOCH MASCHINENTECHNIK GMBH F38

HALOX J26 KONICA MINOLTA SENSING J13 HASCO F5 KRAIBURG TPE GMBH & CO. KG E11 HB-THERM H45/I42 KRAUSS MAFFEI TECHNOLOGIES GMBH F27/G34 HELIOS H29/I34 KURZ E40 HERRMANN ULTRASONS H8 L'USINE NOUVELLE A27 HERZOG F9/G16 LABELYSEES SAS B4 HEXAGON METROLOGY H16 LABOMAT ESSOR G14 HEXPOL COMPOUNDING D7 LABOTEK F15/G22 HIFI FILTER J42 LABTECH ENGINEERING EUROPE SA H36 HILDEBRAND G14 LACOVYL E5 HIMAFINE/HIMAFIL/HIMARUB/HIMACEM J14 LATI FRANCE SAS J9 HYROX E5 LAVOLLEE SA (ALLIANCE LEL) J26 ID ROTO SOLUTION D43 LEARTIKER J10 IG PROCESS F21 LEHMANN & VOSS & CO. G12 ILEX FRANCE D24 LEISTER TECHNOLOGIES AG J37 IMEDIAPLAST J50 LEISTRITZ EXTRUSIONSTECHNIK GMBH J44 INAN PLASTIK D10 LENZKES SPANNTECHNIK GMBH G40 INCHEMREZ E5 LES ELASTOMERES MOULES D35 INCOE INTERNATIONAL EUROPE H9 LIFOCOLOR SARL H6 INDCO G5 LMT BELIN FRANCE SAS H5 INDUSTRIE & TECHNOLOGIES A27 LONWA J14 INFIPLAST E36 LORRAINE PROFILES C9 INFO CHIMIE A27 LOXIOL E5 INSA LYON - FILIERE PROCEDES PLASTURGIE - SITE DE PLASTURGIE F37/G48 LUVOBATCH G12 INSTRON J25 LUVOCOM G12 INTEPLAST GROUP A21 LYCEE ARBEZ CARME F37/G48 INTERCARAT B24 LYPSIS F17/G24 IP3 VENDEE B11 M.O.O. G36 IQAP MASTERBATCH GROUP E15/F22 MAAG PUMP SYSTEMS H15

ISA FRANCE E26 MACPLAS - TECHNICAL MAGAZINE FOR PLASTICS AND RUBBER INDUSTRY J36BIS

ISPA ENTREPRISE E56/F50 MAHEVAS SAS H2 ITALTECH (WINTAL MACHINES) E37 MANUPLAST A7 IXEMER A15 MANUTHIERS I24 JACQUEMET - RESSORTS TECHNIQUES RAYNAUD I25 MAPLAN F44 JACQUEMOUX DECOLLETAGE E42 MARK CH J14 JAGROPOL E5 MARKSTAT J14 JAYFLEX E5 MARLUBE J14 JITATBRIGHT J14 MARTIPLAST D21/F28 JM POLYMERS J28 MASS H29/I34 JOCKOO DESIGN F1 MASTERWATT F9/G16 JURA FILTRATION J42 MAT PLAST - GROUPE LANDEAU H39 K.D. FEDDERSEN FRANCE F6 MAT TECHNOLOGIC H29/I34 KAHL H29/I34 MATERIELS EXTRUSION G41 KEN REACT E5 MATISSART B26


SOCIETE N°STAND SOCIETE N°STAND

MATSUI J26 OFFICINA MECCANICA DI PRECISIONE CAVAGLIA F.LLI SNC A25

MB ENGINEERING F15/G22 OGP FRANCE I1 MCPP FRANCE - MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL G13/H18 OMICRON E5 MECA ET PLASTIC G21/H28 ON PLAST C21 MECANINDUS I22 OPS PLASTIQUE C7 MECANIQUE ET CONCEPTION DAVID I13 OPTIMUM CEMENT J2 MECASONIC G25/H32 ORGAPASTE H49BIS MEGHMANI J26 P.M.G. E12 MERSEN F17/G24 PAILLETTES ET PIGMENTS D4 METAPLAST I18 PAPETERIE DE RAON I2BIS METZNER F15/G22 PAPREC PLASTIQUES F3 MEUSBURGER GEORG GMBH & CO. KG H37 PARCO INNOVATION SARL I21/J24 MICHAUD CHAILLY C25 PEARLENE J14 MICROPERL E5 PELLETRON F21

MICROPOLYMERS C23 PEP CENTRE TECHNIQUE DE LA PLASTURGIE ET DES COMPOSITES F37/G48

MICROVU I11 PERMA-SERAP D33 MIKROSAN MAKINA VE KALIP SAN A.S. D10 PERSPECTIVES B26 MILLET - MARIUS SAS B13 PHOS-CHECK J14 MINK FRANCE E18 PIJAPLAST G43bis MISSION ECONOMIQUE DE L'AIN F37/G48 PIOVAN FRANCE E23/F32 MISSLER SOFTWARE G3 PIXARGUS F15/G22 MITRAS MATERIALS E37 PLASDAN AUTOMACAO E SISTEMAS LTDA F24 MITSUI CHEMICALS J26 PLASKOLITE - OPTIX E7 MITUTOYO E31 PLASMATREAT SAS H19bis

MIXACO F29 PLAST 2015 - INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION FOR PLASTICS AND RUBBER INDUSTRIES J36BIS

MO-DI-TEC I38

PLASTALLIANCE GROUPEMENT INTERRÉGIONAL DE LA PLASTURGIE ET DES COMPOSITES E56/F50

MOC E5 PLASTDECOR E33 MOLDEX 3D E16 PLASTI OUEST E56/F50 MOLDFLOW AUTODESK F20 PLASTIC SYSTEMS H29/I34 MOREL SA EXTRUSION PLASTIQUE C5 PLASTIC SYSTEMS H29/I34 MOTAN - COLORTRONIC G38 PLASTIGRAY A2 MP2I + PLASTFORM E44 PLASTIPOLIS F37/G48 MTF F9/G16 PLASTIQUE TECHNIQUE LORRAIN C20 MTS MOULAGE TECHNIQUE SOUFFLAGE D27-E30 PLASTIQUES & CAOUTCHOUCS A27 MÜLLER KUNSTSTOFFE D9 PLASTIQUES DECORES SAS (LES) E32 NATUREPLAST F2 PLASTITRENGHT E5 NAVITAS TECHNOLOGY LIMITED F41 PLASTIVALOIRE (GROUPE) B5/C6 NCH H47 PLASTOCHIM B15 NEGRI BOSSI G35 PLASTURGIE GRAND EST E54/F50 NEODOL E5 PLAXTER E5 NEOLOR J14 PLS GREEN J21 NETSTAL MASCHINEN AG F37/G34 PLUTON SAS H17BIS NEXEO SOLUTIONS G9/H14 PMA SA (PLASTURGY MATERIAL ADVANCE) E37 NEXTIS SAS C17 PMP A3

NICKERSON G32 POLE D'EXCELLENCE PLASTURGIE NORD-PAS DE CALAIS B26

NILIT PLASTICS G6 POLYMER TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES LLC (PTS) J6

NOBEL PLASTIQUES SAS A4 POLYMIX G13/H18 NOVA-SYS G8 POLYRAM FRANCE H33 O.C. TEAM F29 POLYTECHS I16 ODEM C1BIS POMPES - Maag Pump Systems H15 OERLIKON BALZERS J7 PRAYAG POLYTECH PVT LTD J18


SOCIETE N°STAND SOCIETE N°STAND PRIMEF PPS E54 ROSSOW D17 PRIMEF PPS E54 ROTAX E34 PRINTING INTERNATIONAL NV/SA A5 RT VANDERBILT J26 PRISMACOLOUR J26 RUD LEVAGE ET ARRIMAGE I20 PROCESS D20 RYCHEM GROUP D1/E2

PRODIUM C18 S.T.T.S. - SYSTEMES ET TECHNOLOGIES DE TRAITEMENT DE SURFACE H10

PROM J26 S+S TECHNIQUES DE SEPARATION ET DE TRI F42 PROMATEC EXTRUSION B8 SABIC FRANCE E19/F26 PROMIX F9/G16 SABO STAB E5 PROMOSTYL H54 SAF E5 PROTEC POLYMER PROCESSING GMBH H56 SAMSUNG - STAREX E7 PROTO LABS B1 SAMSUNG-INFINO E7 PROTOFORM BOURGOGNE D16 SAMYANG-TRIREX E7 PROTOTECH ASIA B19 SANDRETTO ROMI E25 PROVICHEM J21 SAPELMECA LEISTER WIDOS E35 PROVIPLAST J21 SASOLWAX E5 PROVIRON J21 SCHEER F29 PRUFTECHNIK I40 SCHENCK PROCESS F12 PTS PLASTIC TECHNOLOGIE SERVICE F14 SECAM E10 Q-LAB G14 SEFAR FYLTIS I15 QUENTINPLAST H52 SEGULA MATRA TECHNOLOGIES F52BIS QUIRI & CIE (STE DES USINES) H5 SEKER (GROUPE) SAS C14 RABOURDIN INDUSTRIE H5 SEMATEC SAS E9 RADICIPLASTICS FRANCE E15/F22 SEPRO H11/I14 RAIGI C2 SEPRO ROBOTIQUE H11/I14 RAMPF DOSIERTECHNIK GMBH & CO. KG G37 SERI I21/J24 RAPID FRANCE - ALBRO TECHNOLOGIES - G33/H38 SEVAR G1 RBL PLASTIQUES A1/B2 SEVN BANDOL G1 RDP GROUPE C8 SF COMPOUND E15/F22 REFFAY SAS B7 SHAPERS' FRANCE H17 REGION PICARDIE H54 SHIMADZU J16 REGLOPLAS FRANCE H29/I34 SHINETSU J26 REP INTERNATIONAL H43 SIGMA ENGINEERING GMBH F34 REPOL SL I2 SILQUEST/SILOX/SILCAT J14 RESEAU ENTREPRENDRE AIN ET VAL DE SAONE J41 SIMATEC F9/G16 RESINEX H25/I28 SINGLE F15/G22 RESSORTS TECHNIQUES RAYNAUD I25 SINOF E7 REVOLUPLAST D29 SIPA GROUPE E38 RICORNET ETS. B9 SIPLAST B14 RIFRA - RIFRATENE E7 SISE SAS H20 RIMA COLOR J14 SMA J14 RIMA MICA J14 SMI B18 RIMA PLAST J14 SMP E52 RIMA PROCESS J14 SNETOR DISTRIBUTION G4 RINCO ULTRASONICS E1 SNT THERMOFORMAGE J41

RING MASCHINENBAU GMBH J46 SOCIETE DE FABRICATION DE MOULES INDUSTRIELS I30

RIVERPLAST B10 SOFRAPER J4 RJG F34 SOFTER D1/E2 ROKAMINA E5 SOGENA A13 ROKANOL E5 SOGEQUIP INDUSTRIES & SOLUTIONS G29 ROQUETTE H31 SOLIDWORKS E4


SOCIETE N°STAND SOCIETE N°STAND SOLVAY J26 TIXOLEX E5 SONGNOX E5 TIXOSIL E5 SONGSORB E5 TOLSA J26 SONGSTAB E5 TOMATEC J14 SONIMAT - GROUPE EUROPE TECHNOLOGIES F11 TOMRA F21 SORBSIL E5 TOOL-TEMP FRANCE G27 SORBSIT E5 TOR MINERALS E29 SOREPRIND / SIMCO G37BIS TOSAF GROUP H4 SOVITEC E5 TOSH D26 SPI-SERMI PLAST A6 TOSPEARL J14 ST SOFFIAGGIO TECNICA SRL E37 TQC G14 STARLINGER & CO GES.M.B.H J8 TRANSITUBE G46 STAUBLI F23/G30 TRANSTECHNIK J27 STAVEM H5 TRANSVALOR SA J30 STR-PVC SYNDICAT DES TUBES ET RACCORDS EN PVC E56/F50 TREFFERT SAS D3 STRACK NORMA GMBH & CO KG H5 TRIGON QUALICHEM J26 SUMITOMO DEMAG G7/H12 TRUSTCHEM E5 SUTEAU-ANVER H44 TST H26 SYLMAPLAST A3 ULTRA PLAST SA G44 SYNDICAT FRANÇAIS DES ENDUCTEURS CALANDREURS ET FABRICANTS DE REVÊTEMENT DE SOLS E56/F50 ULTRA PURGE - M.P.I. SRL J35 T.I.D. - TECNICAS INDUSTRIALES EN DECORACION SL B17 ULTRAPOLYMERS I10 TABER INDUSTRIES G14 ULTRASYSTEM G44 TANDEM INDUSTRIE B26 UNIMOLD ASIA B19 TEBIS FRANCE E37 US OYONNAX RUGBY J43 TECHMOFORM SARL C1BIS VALLA SAS E24 TECHNE SA J41 VANOPLAST SA D19 TECHNI-DECORS B6 VECTEO D41 TECHNI-INDUSTRIES FRANCE B21 VELOX FRANCE SAS I12 TECHNIMOLD SARL J31 VERCO SA H21bis TECMAPLAST D14 VERCORS THERMOFORMAGE A8 TEIJIN - MULTILON E7 VERDCOL J14 TEJIN-PANLITE E7 VERNICOLOR GROUPE D23 TESA - ROCH F9/G16 VESSEL EUROPE B21 TESTO F9/G16 VISION ENGINEERING F17/G24 TFETUDES C16 VMECA H26 TGV PRECISION LTD I5 WAM FRANCE J5 THE JAPAN STEEL WORKS LTD F24 WANNER F15/G22 THE MACHINES YVONAND SA F29 WERTH MESSTECHNIK FRANCE E17 THERMINOL E5 WITTENBURG - CAWITON E7 THERMOCOAX H3bis WITTMANN BATTENFELD H41 THERMOFLAN H1 WUBALEN D2 THERMOFORMER A19 X-RITE J26 - G14 THERMOPLAST PROFILS SAS H12 XPLORE INSTRUMENTS B.V G37 THERMOPLAY FRANCE G7/H12 YOKE INDUSTRIAL CORP. J19 THIEME SAS B22 YUDO FRANCE J32 TIAG INDUSTRIES C4 YVROUD H36 TIOXIDE/DELTIO J14 ZEOSIL E5 TITAN CRIMEA J26 ZEPPELIN SYSTEMS FRANCE F10 TITASUN C10 ZERMA H29/I34

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