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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. FIP SOLUTION PLASTIQUE 2017 General information p.2 Rendez-vous from 13th to 16th of June 2017 p.3 2. THE REPRESENTATIVITY OF TECHNOLOGIES AND SUPPLIES p.5

fip’ projects Techno Lab FIP Solution Caoutchouc FIP Solution Composites Thermoformaging Rotomolding 3. THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SHOW p.13

Sport Plastics 4.0 Sustainable plastics Exhibitions - Events

4. CONFERENCES’ PROGRAM p.18

5. WORKSHOPS p.22

6. EXHIBITORS p.27 The new exhibitors

7. PARTNERSHIPS p.34

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Dates: June 13-16, 2017

Opening hours: From 9:00am to 6:00pm on Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th

From 9:00am to 7:00pm on Thursday 15th From 9:00am to 5:00pm on Friday 16th

Venue: LYON EUREXPO - HALL 1 et 2 (entrance Hall 2) Acces: Highway A 43/ A 46

From the Part-Dieu TGV Station (exit Alpes): Tramway T3 until Vaulx-en-Velin La Soie, then Shuttle bus direct to Eurexpo (Ligne 100) From Lyon Center: Subway D until Grange Blanche + Tramway T5 until Eurexpo From the TGV Station and the Lyon Saint-Exupery Airport: Rhônexpress until Vaulx-enVelin La Soie, then Shuttle bus direct to Eurexpo (Ligne 100). Ligne 100 "Direct Eurexpo" outstandind only during trade show period.

Exhibitors: More than 800 companies representing the entire plastic industry, composites,

rubber: - Materials (production/distribution of plastic material, composites, rubbers and compounds) - Machines and equipments - Molds and tools - Services (design assistants, engineering offices, design, prototypes, design, quality, control, measurements, software, recycling) - Designing of parts - Transformation FIP’projects - Decoration, finishing Visitors: More than 10 000 visitors expected Held jointly with 3D Print, The Additive Manufacturing Meeting

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RENDEZ-VOUS IN LYON FROM 13th TO 16th OF JUNE

FIP plastic solution: a record for this 30th anniversary! A highlight of the calendar for the plastics industry in France, FIP Solution Plastique is eagerly anticipated this year on two counts: not only will it be bringing together a record number of exhibitors, with a significant increase in the number of companies from abroad, but it will also be punctuated throughout with special events, since FIP Solution Plastique will this year be celebrating its 30th anniversary. FIP Solution Plastique 2017 promises to be the big event of the year for the profession, stamped with this desire to perpetually promote innovation and a vision of the future. Naturally, it continues to play host to new exhibitors and new technologies, reflecting the best practices in the plastics industry. The event is sure to match the expectations of what the entire industry has been preparing for and anticipating for many months… A record number of exhibitors, an offering that extends its international scope

FIP Solution Plastique will take place on 13 - 16 June 2017 at Lyon Eurexpo. The entire plastics industry, brought together for the occasion every three years in Lyon, is particularly looking forward to this edition. Testament to this is the way the trends are pointing, with an anticipated 33% increase in the exhibition area. More than 280 companies will be presenting their know-how for the first time at this year's FIP Solution Plastique. The wide range of exhibitors will provide a global vision of the plastics industry, from plastic, composite and rubber materials, through tools, transformation technology and various services, to machines. More than 800 exhibitors are expected this year!

A wealth of cutting-edge content from the plastics and rubber sector FIP Solution Plastique is historically known and recognised as a forum for exchange. Stakeholders from the industry use the four-day event as an opportunity to come together, meet up and work together on future projects, while exhibitors and visitors alike profit from their time at FIP to discover how equipment works, find precise technical solutions, and feed their reflections on their business and their industry. FIP Solution Plastique 2017 will be no exception to this rule. As well as the many live demos on the exhibitor stands, there will be not one but two programmes proposed this year, running in parallel and free to attend:

A conference programme addressing topical issues and featuring speakers who are experts in the sector

A programme of workshops at which the exhibitors will be presenting their know-how and innovations in short and technical formats, for a concrete vision of the latest technological advances


The subjects treated in the conferences will be based on four themes:

Sustainable Development / Process / Organization / Materials. Here are just a few examples of conferences: the plastics industry of tomorrow, nanomaterials, biomaterials, smart composites, plastronics, Reach 2018, materials purchasing strategies, energy-saving certificates, making lighter vehicles, the circular economy, technical innovations in finishing and decorative elements, etc. Everyone will be able to find in these exchanges the information that concerns them directly. You will find in these pages the details of the presences and animations during the fair.

A 30th anniversary marked by good fellowship Since its creation in 1988 at the heart of the French plastics industry, FIP Solution Plastique has supported the entire plastics industry in casting light on its technological challenges. A true network of partners has been generated: professional associations in the sector, contracting clients and suppliers, together they will be celebrating, from 13 to 16 June, 30 years of collaboration. Many festivities and high points are in the course of preparation:

On the stands of the exhibitors, in the aisles of the exhibition: Happy Hours every day; the Plastics Industry Gala Evening; and lots more

An exhibition in collaboration with the ADAM Museum of Brussels: from this private collection, unique in the world, a selection of emblematic objects made of plastics materials will be exhibited in a dedicated space, showcasing design

Photobox FIP: visitors and exhibitors will be able to relive the best moments of the last 30 years of FIP, in an exclusive photo exhibition

FIP Solution Plastique 2017 will therefore offer the opportunity to the entire plastics industry in France to consolidate its professional network, and to demonstrate once again its dynamism and its capacity to meet the technological challenges facing the industry of the future.


THE REPRESENTATIVIVITY OF TECHNOLOGIES AND SUPPLIES

FIP’PROJECTS, the advantages of plastics in all its forms A real technological journey will be offered to visitors, to meet the subcontractors for the manufacture of plastic parts and subassemblies: • Transformers specializing in injection, blow molding, rotomolding, extrusion, thermoforming and all other processing techniques of plastics, composites and rubbers • Design Office • Specialists in decoration/finishing

More than 135 specialists will be gathered in the heart of the exhibition on a dedicated space.

Exhibitors’ activities breakdown by technologies (excluding services)

72,59%

43,70%

28,89%

26,67%

EXHIBITORS' ACTIVITES FIP' PROJECTS

Transformers Design Office Finition, Deco, Assemblage Models, Prototypes


Exhibitors’ list for fip’projects as of May 15th, 2017:

ABMI INGENIERIE L3 ELCOWA J4

ADMI DIVISION MOULE DE PROMECA 03 J16 ENRIQUE AGUILAR SA I3

AG PLAST K12 FERONYL I5

ALAIN GUELPA CONCEPT G12 FOLIOPLAST G8

ALLIZE PLASTURGIE GRAND EST K16 FORM'AIN K5

ALLIZE-PLASTURGIE BOURGOGNE FRANCHE-COMTE H14 FRANCEM M13

AMDI G6 GENET DECOLLETAGE - ARDEC GROUP I15

ANVI PLASTURGIE H2 GLORY H8

AOPB H15 GROSPERRIN - ARDEC GROUP I15

AP EXTRUSION J7 GROUP CTCI K22

APRA-NORM K18 GROUPE PLASTIWELL INTERNATIONAL L9

ARDEC GROUP I15 GROUPE RGF PLASTIQUE F8/G7

ARTIFIL L15 H+M FRANCE I12

ASM FRANCE M2 INDCO J12

ASSOCIATION REGIONALE DE L'INDUSTRIE AUTOMOBILE DE LORRAINE

K16 INFIPLAST I10

AURAY PLAST F4 INTERCARAT H1

BG PLASTIC H3 IP3 FRANCE K2

BOBITECH L6 IXEMER - GROUPE JEANTET G5

BOUDIN SAS H16 KURZ I12

BTL PLASTICS L4/M3 LA CARBONERIE H11

CADFLOW J10 LE JOINT TECHNIQUE H5

CCI BOURGOGNE FRANCHE-COMTE H12 LEM F4

CENTRE PLASTIQUE K8 LES PLASTIQUES DECORES I7

CGS PLASTIQUE G2 LORRAINE PROFILES G3

CHAMBRES DE COMMERCE ET D'IDUSTRIE DU GRAND EST

K16 M.T.S. I14/J13

CMO - CAOUTCHOUC MANUFACTURE DE L'OISE J7BIS MANUDO G18

CREASTUCE L1 MANUPLAST H7

CRITT POLYMERES I4/I6 MATISSART J1

CS PLASTIC - PLASTIC INJECTION COMPANY K4 MECELEC F10

CT1 H20 MEDIA GROUP I11

CTS H10 MG2 H4

CYCL-ADD L1 MILLET PLASTICS GROUP I1

CYTEC L17 MILPLAST L19

DALYPLASTIC H11 ML ENGRAVING SRL F2BIS/G1BIS

DIKER, FABRICATION DE MOULES ET INJECTION F2 MOREL SA EXTRUSION PLASTIQUES L5

ECOPLAST TECHNOLOGY M13BIS MP2I G12

EFFIPLAST J14 NAXAGORAS TECHNOLOGY H11


NEXTIS H9 RIVERPLAST F5

NGI FRANCE F7 RONAX - GROUPEMENT D'ACHATS G9

NOVELDA TEXTURE L7 ROTOPLUS M4

OMG SRL K3 RPC SUPERFOS L2

ON PLAST M1 SARIC GROUP J11

OPS PLASTIQUE H18 SECAM FIXING SOLUTIONS M7

OUTILLAGES MOULES CREATION INDUSTRIES H13 SEROPA MOLDS J1

PAVILLON COLLECTIF GRAND EST K16 SINCOPLAS SAS J3

PERMA-SERAP K11 SINTEX NP GROUP K10

PIJAPLAST I8 SIPA I13

PLASTFORM INGENIERIE G12 SIPLAST J9

PLASTIGRAY SAS G14 SMI G11

PLASTIL SOLUTIONS PLASTIQUES G1 SNT THERMOFORMAGE J6

PLASTIQUES PÖPPELMANN FRANCE K6 SPECIAL COATINGS L12

PLASTI-TREMP M5 SUEZ K1

PLASTIUM I4/I6 SURFACE TREAT A.S. H6

PLASTOCHIM THERMOFORMAGE I19 SYLMAPLAST L10

PLATEX K13 TECHNOPLAST INDUSTRIES K9

PMP L10 TECMAPLAST F12

PRECIS PLASTIC INJECTION I17 THERMOFORMER ASSOCIATION J8

PRODIUM F6 THIEME SAS M9

PROMENS I2 TIAG INDUSTRIES L11

PROTO LABS L13 TRELLEBORG SEALING SOLUTIONS M11

PROTOFORM BOURGOGNE G10 TUCAB, EXTRUSAO DE TUBOS E VEDANTES LDA

L16

PROTOTECH ASIA M1BIS UNIMOLD ASIA M1BIS

RBL PLASTIQUES J2 VALLA SAS L3

RDP GROUPE K14 VERCORS L14

REFFAY SAS G4 VERPACK K7

REGEPLASTIC I9 VOSGES INJECTION PLASTIQUE K20

REVOLUPLAST L8 WECOSTA J5


TECHNO LAB was designed to visualize and understand the differentiated advantages of each transformation technique: injection, extrusion, blow molding, rotomolding, thermoforming, molding...

Thanks to its success in 2014, the TechnoLab is renewed this year: a space that highlights the various technologies in plastics, illustrated with emblematic or exceptional pieces entrusted by the exhibitors.

A very concrete way to carry out a technological watch for new applications in plastics processing. Coffee pods: Granules of "BioFibra" to bio sourced and biodegradable coffee pods. Photo credit: FUTURAMAT


The only event in France in 2017 dedicated to rubbers and polymers, FIP will provide complementary technologies to provide contractors with turnkey technical solutions.

The AFICEP (French Association for Engineers and Executives in the Rubber and Polymer Industry) will use the exhibition for organising its tech-days on the topic:

"The latest innovations in the field of flexible materials, rubber and thermoplastic elastomers".

Wednesday 14 & Thursday 15 June

These tech-days will be used to run the rule over the state of play of recent developments in the field of flexible materials and their formulations, including both the technical aspects and the economic and environmental aspects. To coincide with this, the "Prize for Innovation in the Rubber and Polymers Industry" will reward the research and development efforts deployed by all partners and players in the elastomers industry in France, and the winner of the "2017 Innovation Trophy" will be announced. Prior registration required for the tech-day information available from Philippe Dabo +33 (0)7 62 28 49 10 [email protected]

A tour will be organized to facilitate the identification of exhibitors having a real rubber specialty.

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INNOVATIVE AND INTELLIGENT COMPOSITES

Composite materials are currently being developed to reflect changing market needs and to meet new regulatory requirements. With the design of "intelligent" plastics or plastics recycling, plastics are suitable for a multitude of innovations and development with the integration of mechanical and electronic functions, but also technologies to reconcile performance and high profitability. A visit to FIP solution composites will be organized with about fifty participating companies.

Conferences to focus on this sector: Intelligent Composites: an essential lever for rising to future challenges > Thursday 15 of June, 2:00pm Plastic and composite materials: an asset for vehicle lightening > Friday 16 of June, 11:30am


THERMOFORMING The « THERMOFORMER » area will showcase the strong representativeness of thermoforming this year at the FIP plastic solution, with the presence of many leaders in the sector. Christophe DEFFRENNES and Nicolas PAYRE, Co-Presidents of the THERMOFORMER collective "The presence of the THERMOFORMER association at FIP17 demonstrates its dynamism and its desire to develop and promote thermoforming in France. It also makes it possible to grow the interprofessional network by welcoming new companies wishing to be members."


THE ROTOMOLDING

The French Association of Rotomolding, AFR, confirmed its presence at the FIP solution plastique 2017, on a common space of 100m2. It will highlight all the technologies and will unveil the latest creations of the sector. A specific exhibition will be organized by the Association, presenting new rotomoulded pieces. Finally, the AFR will take advantage of the FIP solution plastique to organize its general assembly. More information on www.rotomoulage.org

http://www.rotomoulage.org/


THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SHOW

AN EXTREMELY SPORTY FIP! The requirements associated with plastics industry professionals are similar to those of sporting competition: performance and innovation driving you daily to face new challenges.

The Tour de France pop-up plant To mark the start of the Tour de France in Nantua (Ain department) on 9 July, the AEPV (Association of Plastics Valley Economic Stakeholders) will be installing a pop-up plant to give you a feel of the recycling experience. Insert your plastic bottle tops in a mini-granulator and injection moulding machine, and walk away with your own collector's-item mini-bike! > On the PLASTIPOLIS stand (P4 – Q5)

Plastic’up at the Andros Trophy ALLIZE PLASTURGIE launched the Plastic’Up operation by sponsoring an electric car for the 2016/2017 season of the Enedis Andros Trophy (Trophée Andros). Seven races taking place in ski resorts, at the end of which Aurélien Panis, the car's driver, finished as vice-champion. With this 100%-electric partnership, the industry also intends to embody one of the key commitments of the industry: the commitment to sustainable development. > To be found on the stand of the PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES FEDERATION (N2)


AN EXHIBITION FACING THE FUTURE WITH PLASTICS INDUSTRY 4.0 The digital technologies are becoming an integral part of the industrial processes, and are becoming indispensable in facing the challenges of today. In this context, the interconnection of all the technical components and production data needed for the manufacturing process plays a crucial role, as well as a continuous traceability. Plastics Industry 4.0 is here today! Many stands will be giving demonstrations of this.

Some of the stands to look at for - Basic Industry 4.0 Proposal (Plastic Metal stand – S20) Preparing your injection moulding machines production for Industry 4.0. - Robot / Machine collaboration (FANUC stand – L26-M29) - Automotion of insert positioning, unloading, deburring or palletising operations. (GIMATIC stand – C9) - DESMA and INDUSTRY 4.0. The development of the innovative product range SmartConnect 4.U allows production processes to be realized in more flexible, efficient and resource-friendly way by applying intelligent networking. (Stand KLÖCKNER DESMA ELASTOMERTECHNIK GMBH stand – L43) And lots more still…

To get up to speed: Evolution or mutation? The plastic industry is shaping its future… > Tuesday 14 June, 10:30am Plastronics: a taking-off in sight > Wednesday 14 June, 2:30pm Will the plastics industry of the future be digital? > Thursday 15 June, 10:00am The injection process 4.0 marches toward the industry of the future > Thursday 15 June, 3:00pm

To go further: - When collaborative robotics makes it possible to adapt your plastics production workshop to the new organizational issues – UNIVERSAL ROBOTS - Interconnecting devices with a single command – WITTMANN BATTENFELD - Electrodes 4.0 – AUTODESK - Opti-Mold 4.0: Multi-rotation for process optimization – GROSFILLEY - Freeformer, additive manufacturing according Arburg – ARBURG


FOR A SUSTAINABLE PLASTICS INDUSTRY For several editions, sustainable development has been a flagship topic of the exhibition. FIP 2017 testifies to an increased awareness on the part of the plastics industry stakeholders and, above all, unveils concrete solutions.

ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY APPROACHES TO BE DISCOVERED ON THE STANDS

- The AD COOLER range contributes to the reduction of energy consumption and CO2 emissions – EUROCHILLER (stand I29) - The MLC500 machine enables the cleaning of moulds without solvents and filtration of residues – REP INTERNATIONAL (stand L39) - "FREE-COOLING" and energy savings with HITEMA cooling systems – SOREMA (stand Q12-R13) - A new, more ecological, more robust and more economical material for rotational moulding – CYTEC (stand L17)

- Innovation for a polypropylene yoghurt pot – MILLET (stand I1)

- Paint powder is integrated in the form of plastic additives, thus giving it new properties such as UV resistance and an increased elastic limit – CYCL-ADD (stand L1) - The rules channel for product categories – RADICI PLASTICS France (stand O8)

- Thermoformed plastic across the entire process chain, combining environmental and economic challenges – GROUPE CTCI (stand K22) And lots more still…

To get up to speed conferences: Energy certificates: for reducing costs! > Tuesday 13 June, 5:00pm When bio sourced materials play the performance card > Wednesday 14 June, 10:00am Circular economy: how to accelerate the use of recycled plastics? > Thursday 15 June, 11:30am


To find out more: - Sustainable development - know-how, life skills: biosourced polymers – NATUREPLAST - New G-Max beside-the-press granulators – Inline recycling of injection sprues for zero waste in your workshops – WITTMANN BATTENFELD - The Maris co-rotating twin-screw extruder and sustainable development – MATERIELS EXTRUSION - Organic home compost: biodegradable and compostable materials – FKUR - Bioplastics: How to reconcile the materials offering and the actual market needs – FUTURAMAT - Bioplastics: product origin and end-of-life – BIO TEC


ADAM MUSEUM EXHIBITION

An exhibition in collaboration with the ADAM Museum of Brussels: from this private collection, unique in the world, a selection of emblematic objects made of plastics materials will be exhibited in a dedicated space, highlighting the formidable potential of plastics for design.

THE FILER’S EVENTS ON FIP SOLUTION PLASTIQUE And as in every edition, many structures will benefit from FIP solution plastique to organize their own events: general assemblies, meetings of associations, trade symposiums... The federation of plastics and composites’ appointments will use the FIP to organize meetings and

general assemblies

AFR : General Assembly on June 14th

CFP (ALLIZE) - INNOV’DAY on June 15th

AFICEP CONGRESS on June 14th & 15th

PLASTIPOLIS : General Assembly June 15th


CONFERENCES PROGRAM

TUESDAY, 13 JUNE 2017 10:30 AM: Evolution or mutation? The plastics industry is shaping its future… Chaired by Henri SAPORTA, Editor-in-chief – Plastiques & Caoutchoucs Tahar MELLITI, MD of the Alliance pour l’Industrie du Futur (Industry of the Future Alliance) Bertrand FILLON, Director General of research – IPC Hugues GRAVELAINE, Director of Operations - AGP DEVELOPPEMENT Michel GLOTTIN, Scientific Director – ARKEMA Cécile VENET, Smart Plastics Systems Manager – SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Guillaume GAZONNET, Expert Leader, Polymers – RENAULT Cédric ELOY, Director of innovation - GROUPE DAHER

Evolution or mutation? Industry 4.0, the new materials and the new technologies are shaping the future... 3D printing, collaborative robotics, smart polymers, technical performance, environmental protection, augmented reality, collaborative projects: today's innovations are shaping the plastics industry of tomorrow. What is this new technical and industrial paradigm that is accompanied by a complete reconfiguration of the value chain? How do new business models emerge, the competitive advantages of which are tied in with genuine relational and technological competitiveness? What are the strategic issues for the industry?

2:00 PM: The nanomaterials revolution for the plastics industry François TARDIF, Head of Nanomaterials Synthesis Division - CEA LITEN

What if nanomaterials could provide the answer for innovative and multifunctional polymers? Due to their small size, nanoparticles can be integrated between the polymer chains without affecting the mechanical properties of the final parts or of the manufacturing process, while contributing their own specific properties. Get up to speed with the different types of passive or active nanofillers, with concrete examples of application, and come and find out about the new functionalities that polymers are likely to obtain from nanofillers. 3:30 PM: Are your food and cosmetics packaging free of danger? Hubert BRUNDU, International Technical Director CPCH, Cosmetics Director – SGS Pascale Lambert, Global Expert Chemical E&E and food contact – SGS

Packaging materials play a vital role in terms of the conservation and protection of food goods and cosmetic products. Get up to speed on what the European regulations have to say on the matter, and come and study packaging safety, with assessment in particular of potential interactions with contents and details of the analysis methods used.


5:00 PM: Energy certificates: for reducing costs! Mathieu CHAOUAT, Manager, BtoB Services & Partnerships Dept. – EDF The Energy Saving Certificates (CEE - Certificats d’Economies d’énergie) mechanism, introduced in 2005 by the POPE Act, is intended to promote energy savings. The State obliges the responsible parties (such as EDF) to make, or generate, energy savings for consumers, with these savings manifested in the form of CEEs. In the plastics sector, several operations are eligible for the CEE mechanism: by way of illustration, between 2014 and 2016, electric press installations benefited from State aid for a total amount of almost €6.5 million, enabling 2.1 TW of off-peak energy savings to be made.

WEDNESDAY, 14 JUNE 2017 10:00 AM: When bio sourced materials play the performance card Chaired by Sylvie LATIEULE, Editor-in-chief – FORMULE VERTE Alexia ROMA – Biomaterials correspondent – Innovation Division, RENAULT Anne LEDUC – Research Engineer, Composite & Polymers, FIBRE RECHERCHE DEVELOPPEMENT Sandra MARTIN – CEO, FUTURAMAT Jean Pierre LE FLANCHEC, Sales and marketing director – BIOTEC GMBH

Biosourced materials were initially exclusively factored in to reduce the carbon footprint of the products in whose manufacturing they were used. Yet in a context of low oil prices, the situation has changed. Today, these materials also need to offer extra performance to the finished product, to justify a price that is sometimes higher than equivalent materials of fossil origin. Accordingly, the automotive industry is looking for more from the biosourced materials that it uses, such as more lightweight textures or acoustic properties. In the food industry, certain biosourced packagings may be expected to meet biodegradability requirements.

2:00 PM: Going beyond? The plastic materials sourcing strategies of French and European processing companies Chaired by Alain LAVAL – Lead Buyer ALBEA FRANCE and President of the Materials Committee of the FRENCH PLADDTICS AND COMPOSITE FEDERATION Mike BOSWELL – CEO of PLASTRIBUTION and VP, BPF (British Plastics Federation) Oliver MOLLENSTADT – CEO, GKV (German Plastics Federation) The powerful tensions felt in recent months have brought to light the future trends of the plastics materials market. Interdependence of geographical zones and increasing demands from Asia; growing imports of materials by European processing companies; reduced production capacities in Europe while capacities are being ramped up in the Middle East and the USA... What sourcing strategies can European plastics manufacturers structure in the face of these changes, changes that bring with them both risks and opportunities? 3:30 PM: Plastronics: ready for take-off! Chaired by Maël MOGUEDET – CEO, S2P Lionel TENCHINE – Programme Line Manager, IPC Patrick POLESZCZUK – Business Development Leader Technical Specialities, SABIC Stéphane MALPONT – Project Director, TPL Jean-François PINTOS, Research Engineer, CEA LETI

With a meshing of "smart" innovations, a veritable industrial channel is being organised in France. By incorporating electronic circuits and components directly in complex 3D moulded forms, in plastics, in composites, or even in paint, plastronics is a real game-changer! It offers miniaturised systems that are also lighter in weight than traditional electronic systems. It therefore holds out the promise of new, user-friendly and miniaturised objects. Real differentiation is made possible by the freedom and flexibility of design.


THURSDAY, 15 JUNE 2017

10:00 AM: Will the plastics industry of the future be digital? With contributions from VISIATIV SA., FAURECIA, SAP FRANCE, BDL CONSEIL NUMERIQUE ET INFORMATION, ALBEA GROUP Even though Industry 4.0 is the big buzz concept of the decade, the way to get there remains obscure for many manufacturers. On the podium of the key technologies of the factory of the future we find the notions of big data, automation, collaborative robotics, predictive maintenance, and so on. So just how can you be sure of the relevance of your industrial strategy, particularly when such heavy investment is involved, and with new technological solutions reaching maturity every day?

11:30 AM: Circular economy: How to accelerate the use of recycled plastics materials Chaired by Marc MADEC – Sustainable Development Director, FRENCH PLADDTICS AND COMPOSITE FEDERATION Arnaud ROLLAND – CSR Manager, COCA COLA EUROPEAN PARTNERS Frédéric VIOT – Ecodesign Supervisor, PLASTIC OMNIUM Valérie FREREJEAN – Programme Line Manager Eco-Plastics manufacturing, IPC The circular economy, which enables transition from a linear model of resource usage to optimised management, is a major environmental challenge for the plastics sector, and generates raw material savings via the use of recycled plastics. Today, the main motivation for using these recycled plastics is the economic benefit that they offer. The drop in the price of oil has called this situation into question, and undermined the plastics recycling channel. We therefore need to look beyond the purely economic interests and make the environmental and, more broadly, societal aspects the drivers of a sustainable usage of recycled plastics. What can we do to make the approach of the manufacturers move in this direction? What are the brakes on this? What are the avenues for improvement?

2:00 PM: Smart composites: an essential lever for rising to future challenges Chaired by Mathieu SCHWANDER – "Smart Composites" Programme Line Manager, IPC Guillaume HUGUET – Innovation Engineer, MECAPLAST Emmanuel ARENE – CEO, PRIMO 1D New usages, new regulatory requirements, new sources of differentiation: intelligence is being incorporated into composites, thereby opening up a wide spectrum of application areas. Professionals from the sector will share with you their expertise and experiences. Imagine, at their prompting, high production rate structural parts, combining plastics and composites know-how and incorporating innovative electronic functions.

3:00 PM: The injection moulding process 4.0 marches toward the industry of the future Chaired by Bertrand FILLON – General manager for research, IPC Stephane CASTIN – Sales Manager, KISTLER FRANCE SASU Thierry MAROTIN – Group sales director, GEORGES PERNOUD Valentin CHARRETON – R&D engineer, GEORGES PERNOUD Pascal VIEL – CEO, SISE In the race to competitiveness, performance and total quality, solutions already exist in the injection moulding 4.0 processes. Thanks to the instrumentation of moulds, E-tooling, and production supervision systems, manufacturers are already building the industry of the future. Tools are being developed to make industry 4.0 accessible to SMEs, and to help them with their digital transition. Tracking, collecting, interpreting, transferring… in order to solve, correct and act: the objective of these innovations in instrumentation, real-time decision-making.


4:00 PM: Exceptional finishings! FR-EN bilingual (flag) Chaired by Gilles GAUTHIER – Network Manager, MATERIAUTECH David VALLERE – Development & Projects Director, FRANCE KURZ Stephen BLAIR – PCL Renaud COURBIERE – Project Manager, SPECIAL COATING Anne HIPPERT – Sales Director, Healthcare & Packaging, Corporate Strategic Accounts POLYONE Product differentiation often revolves around the quality of the finish and the notion of beauty conveyed by means of innovative technologies. Discover new technologies for multi-dimensional decoration; cutting-edge, high-quality coatings for bulk application; new, high-sheen polymers requiring neither paint nor varnish; and dazzling, luminous and functional, even extravagant, films with high wear resistance.

FRIDAY, 16 JUNE 2017

10:00 AM: REACH 2018: how to prepare for it and avoid supply shortages Chaired by Marc MADEC – Sustainable Development Director, FRENCH PLADDTICS AND COMPOSITE FEDERATION Amaury CORNILLEAU – Project Manager, GPA (Groupement Plasturgie Automobile) Philippe ROLLAND – IMDS & Substances Manager, RENAULT Frédéric VIOT – EcodesignSupervisor, PLASTIC OMNIUM

In the framework of the REACH regulations, on 31 May 2018, companies that import or market between 1 and 100 tonnes of any chemical substance must register it, otherwise it will be prohibited in Europe. The risk for the plastics manufacturers is therefore to find themselves faced with a lack of substances such as additives in polymers, which can be critical for the physical properties of the material. This risk can be anticipated: this is the issue addressed by this conference, which will detail the framework of REACH 2018 and present the initiative of the automotive industry.

11:30 AM: Plastic and composite materials: an asset for making lighter vehicles Chaired by a journalist from INDUSTRIE & TECHNOLOGIE Patricia Krawczak KRAWCZAK – Lecturer at the Institut Mines-Télécom, Director of the "Plastics & Composites" Department of IMT Lille Douai Jean-François LUYE – CEO of PROMOLD and member of the PLAST’EO GROUP Patrick CAZUC – Automotive Director Europe, Global Automotive Marketing Leader, DUPONT DE NEMOURS Plastic materials and polymer-based materials make the ideal contribution to weight reductions and reduction of the carbon footprint in the transport domain, automotive in particular. The challenge is to find the best cost-weight-performance ratio to satisfy the new environmental requirements while guaranteeing comfort and safety. Innovation in terms of materials, processes, design and products... these are all flagship topics that will be addressed.

2:00 PM: IPC, the new CTI serving manufacturers and the industry Chaired by Corinne LAPRAS – CEO, CORPOE Luc UYTTERHAEGHE –, CEO, IPC Bertrand FILLON – General manager for research, IPC Philippe PELLERIN – CEO, BERICAP Created one year ago, IPC, the CTI (Industrial Technical Centre) for Plastics and Composites, presents its new missions and in particular its collective actions programme. Whether you're a manufacturer, an SME, a micro-business or a contracting client, discover how you can define, collaboratively, the R&D strategy of the CTI and meet your innovation needs.


PROCESS – ORGANIZATION – SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT – MATERIALS

TUESDAY 13 JUNE 10:OO AM: High production rate, thin-walled moulds An extra-thin, high production rate 5 L bucket mould: for competitiveness and improved quality of the finished part Fabrice COLLOMB – CEO, COLLOMB MECANIQUE

10:30 AM: AUTODESK revolutionizes injection moulding simulation and makes the MOLDFLOW benchmark tools accessible to all Injection moulding simulation tools are made more readily accessible thanks to the simplification of the user interfaces and the automation of searches for optimization solutions Tony TEIXEIRA – Application Engineer, APLICIT

11:30AM: New G-Max beside-the-press granulators Injection waste (sprues, defective parts) have value if they are directly reintroduced into the injection process. How is injection waste treated beside-the-press by our neighbours? Denis METRAL – Granulators product manager, WITTMANN BATTENFELD

1:30 PM: The precision of micro-particles for better and more rapid cleaning The technology of blasting dry ice micro-particles patented by Cold Jet offers the most efficient type of cleaning for many applications. Cyril PIERROT – Commercial manager, France, COLDJET

2:00 PM: Monitoring the injection moulding process with thermoregulators Monitoring the injection moulding process, from the start of production, contributes significantly to reduced waste and ensures stable heat exchange throughout the production process. Achim FRANKEN– Sales director, HB-THERM

2:30 PM: Excellent slip and stability properties for polyolefins The fully-saturated Incroslip SL slip additive provides excellent oxidation stability and maintains high slip performance. Kévin BOZEC – PTIC & Crop Care Marketing Coordinator, CRODA FRANCE


3:00 PM: Plasma, Corona, Flaming: Make your surfaces functional! Increasingly sophisticated adhesives; inks that need to resist every environment; material structures that can accept no pollution: these are all interfacing constraints for different materials, for which surface treatments exist Pierre FRAPPA – Ingénieur Commercia, CAPIME

3:30 PM: Sustainable development - know-how, life skills: biosourced polymers Biosourced and/or biodegradable plastic materials are becoming more and more prevalent in the field of plastics manufacturing, and can provide answers in terms of development, environmental impact and the recycling of waste or by-products. Guillaume LEBOUTEILLER – Technical manager, NATUREPLAST

4:00 PM: Process flexibility with the Maris co-rotating twin-screw extruder The co-rotating twin-screw extruder is a modular, continuous, dynamic mixer adaptable to different types of production such as: polymerisation, recycling, adhesives, and plastic and rubber compounding. Alessandro GALLO – Doctor in chemistry, R&D specialist, MATERIELS EXTRUSION

WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE

10:00 AM: Innovation and speed with the Protoplast mould The innovative Protoplast rapid mould combines reduced investment in mould inserts, short turnaround at an attractive price, and the acquisition of injection-moulded parts with the right material using the right process. Denis LUNEAU – Director, AS MOLDING

10:30 AM: Plastic as a recycling vector: increase your margins while enhancing your environmental credentials Reducing the quantity of raw material required, so as to enable processing companies to increase their margins and in this way create a circular economy for products at initial end-of-life. Hervé GUERRY – President, CYCL-ADD

11:00 AM: ON STAND G38-H33 Global solutions for changing a mould in less than a minute Stäubli I4.0 interactive injection moulding cell for entirely automated mould changing, with its different solutions: connecting fluid and power sources, rapid clamping, transferring and loading moulds, collaborative robots, automated parts handling, etc. Thierry PARENT – Plastics Marketing Manager, STÄUBLI

11:30 AM: Repeatability and quality assurance for thermoplastic injection moulded parts ComoNeo, leading producers of injection moulding equipment for obtaining the most efficient moulding processes. Sebastien BACCOU – Application Engineer Plastics, KISTLER

1:30 PM: ORGANIC HOME COMPOST HOME COMPOST solutions and biosourced products for different applications, meeting the latest European regulations in the foodservice sector. Barbara CUTUGNO – Krause – New Business Development Manager, FKUR

2:00 PM: Opti-Mold 4.0: Multi-rotation for process optimisation An approach enabling cost reduction featuring 4 innovation hubs:


Multi-Rotation, Multi-Materials, Multi-Regulations and Multi-Function Philippe GAUDIN – Innovation manager & Louis d’Amato, Sales director, GROSFILLEY

2:30 PM: Automation & flexibility: How collaborative robotics makes it possible to adapt your plastics production workshop to the new organisational issues. What are the problems for the plastics industry, when faced with the new production scenarios of Industry 4.0? Examples taken from practical cases in the plastics industry will help you discover all about collaborative robotics. Adrien POINSSOT – Sales Manager France, UNIVERSAL ROBOTS

3:00 PM: CELLMOULD® and BFMOLD® Variotherm injection moulding techniques How do you produce extremely light and rigid parts without shrink cavities? How do you heat and then cool the mould alternately in order to increase the sheen of the part, while shortening the cycle time? Arnaud MOISY – Press Sales Manager, Southeast Sector, WITTMANN BATTENFELD

3:30 PM: ALL in ONE Design, development and optimisation of formulations and preparations guaranteeing turnkey usage of innovative admixtures and additives for new, innovative functionalities Christophe LOHR – President, NAXAGORAS TECHNOLOGY

4:OO PM: Energy-saving solutions Innovative and energy-efficient cooling solutions using hybrid machines with free-cooling and glycol-free, as entirely monobloc and automated systems. Romain CARLOD – Engineer, industrial cooling project manager, MARTIPLAST

THURSDAY 15 JUNE 10:00 AM: Hot stamping, painting…: Removing dust from parts Reduce drastically the occurrence of cleanliness problems and increase process reliability with in-line dust removal systems. Maxime ALBERTi – Sales Engineer, CAPIME

10:30 AM: Interconnecting all devices in a single command Genuine time savings are to be had through exchanging data between production, operator and all other connected devices, thereby enabling unlimited and secure access to all operations. Fabien CHAMBON – Sales and Marketing Director, WITTMANN BATTENFELD

11:00 AM: Composite and Light What is the solution best suited to the problems of making objects lighter? Material, MuCell® or composites? Frédéric DA SILVA – Technical Manager, PÖPPELMANN FRANCE

11:30 AM: A new challenge with high-performance polymers RADILON® AESTUS T is designed for applications requiring resistance to very high temperatures and/or aggressive chemical environments. The automotive, water management, household appliances, electrics and electronics markets are among the main targets of these new, high-tech, speciality products. Laurent JAYLE – Technical & Development Director, RADICI GROUP


1:30 PM: Freeformer: additive manufacturing according to Arburg Producing functional prototypes and operational parts in small batch runs, without mould, and customising mass-produced parts. Séverine BRETECHE – Projects Engineer, ARBURG

2:00 PM: Comprehensive software solutions and highly efficient processes for CAD/CAM Working processes are increasingly digital, automated and connected. How can you get access to the Industry 4.0 era, the 4th industrial revolution, and maintain your competitive edge, increase profitability and guarantee added value? Marc LUISETTI – Director, TEBIS FRANCE

2:30 PM: Bioplastics: How to reconcile the materials offering and the actual market needs? Benefits and limits of bioplastics for proposing a relevant offering and thereby helping industrial stakeholders in their choices. Didier LANQUETIN – Project and Environmental Marketing Manager, FUTURAMAT

3:00 PM: Real parts, really fast. And yet more still… With its automated digital manufacturing process and online interactive quote system, Proto Labs supplies prototypes with the "right material" or production parts in ultra-short turnaround times. Fabien PETTELOT – Customer Service Engineer, PROTO LABS

3:30 PM: THE MARIS CO-ROTATING TWIN-SCREW EXTRUDER AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT A modular, continuous, dynamic mixer adaptable to different types of recycling production, this type of extruder allows you to obtain second-generation material with added value. Alessandro GALLO – Doctor in chemistry, R&D specialist, MATERIELS EXTRUSION

4:00 PM: How to Obtain Lightweight and Robust Design with Moldex3D Simulation Technology Design and True-3D Simulation for Composite Insert Overmolding; Long/Short Fibre-Reinforced Material Applications and Validations; Physical and Chemical Foaming Process Beforehand Evaluation; High Quality Structural Analysis with Moulding Simulation Input Materials Fabien BUCHY – PDG of SimpaTec France, MOLDEX 3D

4:30 PM: Low-pressure plasma applications Jan Michael MOKROS – Dipl.-Phys, Technical sales, PLASMA ELECTRONIC

FRIDAY 16 JUNE

10:00 AM: Optimise your process with the aid of SOLIDWORKS Plastics A complete product development solution, which validates the optimum geometry design in order to predict, optimise and validate the injection moulding parameters. Lotfi DERBAL – SOLIDWORKS Senior Portfolio Management, DASSAULT SYSTEMES Cedric CECH – SOLIDWORKS Technical Specialist, DASSAULT SYSTEMES

10:30 AM: Vamptech expertise in fireproofing The applications using Vamptech materials are aimed at 4 areas: electrics/electronics; the home/household appliances; lighting and home automation; and public transport.


Juan MIR – Technical and Market Development manager, VST PLASTICS/VAMP TECH Vincent STIRNEMANN – Director of VST Plastics, French distributor for VAMP TECH

11:00 AM: Sink erosion process The Autodesk sink erosion process enables complete automation of the sink erosion process. Cyril GOUNEL – Sales engineer, Southeast region, AUTODESK

11:30 AM Bioplastics: product origin and end-of-life What are bioplastics? How are they produced and what are the possible applications in the plastics industry? Compostability, biodegradability: what end-of-life for these biosourced plastics, and what are the organic recycling standards? Jean Pierre LE FLANCHEC – Sales and Marketing Director, BIO TEC


THE EXHIBITORS

More than 800 exhibitors will be present at FIP solution plastique 2017, 33% more exhibition space than in 2014. More than 280 companies will exhibit for the first time ever on the fair.

* Division by countries as of May 15th 2017

France 70% Out of France 30%

* Division by activities as of May 15th 2017

19,20%

12,50%

11,80%

10,70%8,20%

6,10%

4,80%

4,40%

4,30%

4,20%4,20%

3,80%3,60% 2,30%

EXHIBITORS ACTIVITIES

Machines & Equipments Molds Plastic Transformers

Materials Services Design Office

Machines, Supplies, Molds Tooling Plastic Industry 4.0 Models, Prototypes

Recycling Decoration, Finition, Assemblage Control & Measurement System

Components & Semi-finished Products Conception and Supply of Softwares


* Division by technologies (out of services) as of May 15th 2017:

The poles regrouped: this year again, some stands unite several companies belonging to the same

trade, association, or territory.

This is the case for: - PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES FEDERATION and its unions:

ALLIZE PLASTURGIE / CENTRE DE FORMATION DE LA PLASTURGIE (CFP) /

/ GROUPEMENT DE LA PLASTURGIE INDUSTRIELLE ET DES COMPOSITES / GROUPEMENT DES

INDUSTRIES PLASTURGIE ET COMPOSITES / GROUPEMENT PLASTURGIE AUTOMOBILE / ISPA -

INSTITUT SUPERIEUR DE PLASTURGIE D'ALENCON / PLASTI OUEST / STR-PVC - SYNDICAT DES

TUBES ET RACCORDS/ SYNDICAT FRANCAIS DES ENDUCTEURS CALANDREURS

- PEP, Plastics and Composites Technical Center,

- Burgundy Pavilion: Plasturgists or other activities in the Burgundy region

AOPB - ARDEC METAL - GROSPERRIN / MECA JURA / GENET DECOLLETAGE - BOUDIN SAS -

CTS - Comtoise de Traitements de surfaces – DALYPLASTIC - GMP SAS - GROUPE SIPA -

LA CARBONERIE SAS – MEDIAGROUP - MP2I / PLASTFORM Ingénierie / ALAIN GUELPA -

40,69%

21,20%

13,49%

13,28%

6,00%

5,35%

FIP 2017: A MULTI-TECHNOLOGIES FAIR

Injection Extrusion Thermoforming Blowing Rotomolding Others


NAXAGORAS – NEXTIS - OMC Industries (Division de GPI SAS) - PLASTIGRAY S.A.S -

PROTOFORM BOURGOGNE – REGEPLASTIC,

- LA PLASTICS VALLEE :

ACTEURS ECONOMIQUES DE LA PLASTICS VALLEE / CAMPUS DES METIERS ET DES

QUALIFICATIONS PLASTICAMPUS - LYCEE ARBEZ CARME / INSTITUT NATIONAL DES SCIENCES

APPLIQUEES DE LYON (INSA LYON) / PLASTIPOLIS / PLASTICS VALLEE - COMMUNAUTE DE

COMMUNES HAUT- BUGEY

- EAST REGION

ALLIZE PLASTURGIE GRAND EST / APRA-NORM / ARTIFIL / ASSOCIATION REGIONALE DE

L'INDUSTRIE AUTOMOBILE DE LORRAINE / CHAMBRES DE COMMERCE ET D'IDUSTRIE DU GRAND

EST / CYTEC / GROUP CTCI / MILPLAST / PAVILLON COLLECTIF GRAND EST / VOSGES INJECTION

PLASTIQUE

- NORTH REGION

AP EXTRUSION / CMO - CAOUTCHOUC MANUFACTURE DE L'OISE / CRITT POLYMERES /

MATISSART / PIJAPLAST / PLASTIUM / PROMENS / SEROPA MOLDS / SINCOPLAS SAS /

WECOSTA

- THERMOFORMER ASSOCIATION

CADFLOW / ELCOWA / FORM'AIN / INDCO / OMG SRL / RBL PLASTIQUES / SNT

THERMOFORMAGE / SUEZ / TECHNOPLAST INDUSTRIES / VERPACK

- CEFAMOL - PORTOGUESE ASSOCIATION FOR THE MOULD INDUSTRY

BORMAT / FOZMOLDES / GECO - GABINETE TECNICO DE CONTROLO M. F. LDA / IRMAMOLDE / STEELPLUS


THE NEW EXHIBITORS

ABMI GROUPE CHOLETAISE MOULES OUTILLAGES

ACI CLAS

ACZ CMO - CAOUTCHOUC MANUFACTURE DE L'OISE

ADEC RESSORTS CODEXPRO

AEPV - ACTEURS ECONOMIQUES PLASTIC VALLEE COLD JET EUROPE BVBA

AHP MERKLE GMBH COMPOSE

ALLOD WERKSTOFF GMBH & CO.KG CONCEPT OUTILLAGES

ALPILLES AUTOMATION CONTREX

AOPB COSMOTEC

AOT CRIZAF SRL

AP EXTRUSION SAS CRODA

APRA-NORM CS PLASTIC

ARRK LCO PROTOMOULE CT1

ARTIFIL CTCI

ASPEN GLOBAL SOLUTIONS CTTM

AUTODESK FRANCE CUCHILLAS MECANICAS MASSONS S.L

AVITEQ FRANCE CYNDI PROCESS

AXSON FRANCE SAS CYTEC

AYTEK SOGUTMA IC VE DIS TIC. DALYPLASTIC

BATTENFELD CINCINNATI AUSTRIA GMBH DEGA

BEIJING CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION CO.,LTD DIKER S.L.

BG PLASTIC DR. COLLIN GMBH

BIESSE FRANCE ECF EUROCHILLER FRANCE SARL

BINOVA SRL ECON GMBH

BIOTEC ELASTRON KIMYA AS

BM PROCESS INDUSTRIES ELCOM

BOBITECH ELIAN SAS

BORMAT ELLIMETAL

BRABENDER TECHNOLOGIE GMBH & CO KG EMS-CHEMIE (FRANCE) SA

BRITOMOLDES LDA ENOMAX

BTL PLASTICS EPROTEC EXTRUSION TECHNOLOGY AG

BUSS AG EPROTECH SRL

C.S.T. SRL ERMANNO BALZI SRL

CARLOS SILVA MOLDES UNIPESSOAL LDA ESCHERICH

CBR AUTOMATION (ACTEMIUM MOIRANS) EUROMOULE SAS

CEFAMOL EUROVITI FRANCE SARL

CENTRE DE FORMATION DE LA PLASTURGIE EXTRUDER EXPERTS GMBH & CO KG

CERO F.C. OUTILLAGE

CHAN WAY FIRST SEIKO CO. F2M GROUP


FEDDEM GMBH & CO KG LUM

FENGHUA SANYANG TRADING CO. LTD. MAGIC MP SPA

FKUR KUNSTSTOFF GMBH MAINEX

FKW SPIROFLUX SAS MALVERN INSTRUMENTS

FOLIOPLAST MANUDO SAS

FOMM SARL MASCHINENFABRIK LAUFFER GMBH & CO KG

FORM'AIN MASSACRIER ALAIN SAS

FOZMOLDES MAURER KUNSTSTOFFTECHNIK

FUTURAMAT M-BASE ENGINEERING + SOFTWARE GMBH

GECO - GABINETE TECNICO DE CONTROLO M. F. LDA MCPP FRANCE

GEISS AG MECA JURA

GENET DECOLLETAGE MECELEC SA

GETELEC METAPLAST

GIE RONAX MG2

GIMATIC FRANCE MICROTECHNIC

GROUPE LANDEAU MILPLAST

GROUPE PLASTIWELL INTERNATIONAL MITRAS MATERIALS GMBH

GUIGNARD ROBOTISATION ML ENGRAVING

GUT GMBH MOLDE MATOS SA

HAITIAN INTERNATIONAL GERMANY GMBH MORETTO SPA

HANCHIN PACKAGE MOULD MOUL'ANJOU INDUSTRIE

HERMEX SAS MOULE ET PROTOTYPE (FEDERATION FORGE FONDERIE)

HESTIKA FRANCE GROUP CITIZEN MOULES OUTILLAGES DE L'OUEST

HUANG YAN FOW MOULD CO.,LTD MOV'EO

HUBEI TECO MOULD AND TECHNOLOGY CO LTD NABERTHERM GMBH

HYDROPYC S.L NAXAGORAS TECHNOLOGY

IMTEC - INDUSTRIA DE MOLDES TECNICOS, LDA NCT HOLLAND B.V

INCO DIGITAL NETZSCH-GERATEBAU GMBH

INDEXT SARL NGI

INJEXTRU PLASTICS NV NIKON METROLOGY

INSA LYON - SITE D'OYONNAX NOVELDA

IRONJAW LDA OCSIAL EUROPE SARL

ISOLAGO, INDUSTRIA DE PLASTICOS SA OMC INDUSTRIES/GPI

JM POLYMERS OMG SRL

KAUTEX MASCHINENBAU GMBH OTTO MÄNNER GMBH

LA CARBONERIE P & G OUTILLAGE

LE JOINT TECHNIQUE PANSTONE EUROPE LIMITED

LES ELASTOMERES MOULES PAVILLON COLLECTIF GRAND EST

LISTGROVE LTD PHENIX TECHNOLOGIES

LUGAND ACIERS PINFLOC


PJA MOLDES LDA SICEM

PLANIMOLDE SIMON SARL

PLAS MEC SRL SIMOP SAS

PLASMA ELECTRONIC GMBH SINCOPLAS SAS

PLASTFORM INGENIERIE SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES AG

PLASTI MECA SINTEX NP

PLASTIC METAL SPA SIRMAX SPA

PLASTIL HOLDING SISMA SPA

PLASTIQUES POPPELMANN FRANCE SOCIETE CYCL-ADD

PLASTI-TREMP SOCIETE KAOLINIERE ARMORICAINE - SOKA

PLATEX SAS SOREMA

PMP SARL SPECIAL COATINGS GMBH & CO KG

POLYDIST FRANCE STAR AUTOMATION EUROPE SPA

POLYMER CHEMIE STEELPLUS

POLYMER COMPOUNDERS LTD SUEZ RV RECYCLAGE

POLYONE SUMIKA POLYMER COMPOUNDS FRANCE

PRECIS PLASTIC INJECTION SAS SUNPLUS LIMITED

PRO SPARE SURFACE TREAT A.S.

PROMECA 03 SVO

PROMENS TAIZHOU MORED PLASTIC MOLD CO

PROMIXON S.R.L. TANG DYNASTY MOULD CO. LTD

PRO-PLAST KUNSTSTOFF GMBH TARO PLAST SPA

QUIMIDROGA FRANCE EURL TECHNICAL PLAST SRL

RADIUS METROLOGIE TECHNIFOR / GRAVOTECH GROUP

RAMPF PRODUCTION SYSTEMS GMBH & CO. KG TECHNO COMPOUND GMBH

RAVAGO PETROKIMYA URETIM AS TECHNOPLAST INDUSTRIES SAS

REGEPLASTIC TECNOPOL SPA

REGLOPLAS FRANCE TECNOVA SRL

ROFIN BAASEL FRANCE TEDERIC MACHINERY CO. LTD

ROTOPLUS SAS TEKNOR APEX BV

RP INJECTION SRL TIERRA TECH FRANCE

RPC SUPERFOS TIFLEX

S2P - SMART PLASTIC PRODUCTS TRELLEBORG SEALING SOLUTIONS FRANCE

SARAC PLASTIK TEKNOLOJILERI SAN. VE TIC. TRENDELKAMP

SARIC GROUP TREXEL GMBH

SEMA TRIMOS SYLVAC METROLOGIE

SEROPA MOLDS TUCAB, EXTRUSAO DE TUBOS E VEDANTES LDA

SFEC ULTRA SYSTEM SA

SGD FRANCE UNIVERSAL ROBOTS

SHANGHAI AURELIA TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD VAMP-TECH SPA


VEGA SRL WANNER

VEGEPLAST WECOSTA

VERCO SA WM WRAPPING MACHINERY SA

VERPACK WOOJIN PLAIMM GMBH

VIPA SRL XPLORE INSTRUMENTS BV

VL MOLDES LDA ZEDES

VOSGES INJECTION PLASTIQUE ZERO D

VST PLASTICS ZHANGJIAGANG CITY GRACE MACHINERY CO., LTD

VSV MOLDES LDA ZHEJIANG GUANGMING PLASTICS MACHINERY CO.,LTD.

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