Against a backdrop of regulatory changes, pressure on energy and raw material costs, environmental challenges and rising market expectations, rotomoulding companies must, now more than ever, anticipate changes in their operating environment and share their experiences in order to remain competitive.
The AFR Master Class is fully in line with this collective ambition. It is a key event for the industry, providing an opportunity for executives, technical managers, production managers, R&D managers and industry experts to come together to discuss the practical issues shaping the future of rotational moulding.
This edition has been put together directly in response to the feedback provided by rotomoulders and will combine:
As the best solutions often arise from sharing experiences, this Master Class aims to foster collective responses to the technical, economic and regulatory challenges faced by companies in the sector.
Objective: to turn a topic that is often overlooked into a tool for collective prevention, drawing on feedback from rotomoulders who have experienced fire outbreaks or full-blown fires.
We will share our analysis of the root causes, as well as best practice in prevention, crisis management and the resumption of production.
Objective: to move from a regulatory requirement to a genuine driver of environmental and industrial performance.
To understand the regulatory requirements relating to industrial plastic pellets, drawing on the experiences of rotomoulders who have carried out their GPI assessment, in order to identify practical solutions for minimising losses of plastic pellets, shavings and dust.
Objective: Turning regulations into economic opportunities: an analysis of regulatory developments and the conditions for accessing grants and incentives linked to the incorporation of recycled materials.
Objective: to enhance the appeal of rotational moulding companies to their customers and partners by utilising the French Fab scheme and the Coq Bleu label as a means of generating commercial opportunities and increasing visibility.
Objective: to explore the alternatives of tomorrow whilst taking account of current industrial realities, based on feedback from industrial trials relating to technical and economic performance and value creation.
Objective: to identify cost-saving measures that can be implemented immediately on the shop floor by adjusting process temperatures, based on user feedback, the settings of older machine models, incorporating retrofits, and sharing the energy savings observed.
Objective: to share best practice for ensuring product quality by identifying the various testing methods (air, water, immersion and other tests), and their respective advantages and limitations, taking into account customer requirements and industrial constraints. Significant emphasis will be placed on sharing the experiences of rotomoulders.
Throughout the Master Class, participants will be able to:
The AFR Master Class is now one of the leading events in the rotomoulding sector in France and enjoys international recognition amongst industry professionals.
By exhibiting at this event, you will have the opportunity to:
Would you like to exhibit at the next AFR Master Class?
📩 Contact us now: contact@afr.polyvia.fr
Venue: the meeting will be held, as it was last year, at ESILV, 4 and 5 November.
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