9:30am ET / 3:30pm CET / 8pm IST 

Dow introduces a series of new-generation low cyclics, low volatile silicone surfactants for flexible polyurethane foams offering uncompromised performance AND sustainability features to the flexible foam industry. Join the webinar to learn how these innovations empower formulators with enhanced control of the foam's physical properties, help meet the latest specifications on volatile content and emissions from leading brand owners such as IOS-MAT-0010, and comply with demanding regulatory and sustainability requirements around the world.

To view the powerpoint presentation, click here

9am ET / 2pm GMT / 3pm CET
The flexibility of polycaprolactone chemistry allows access to a huge range of polyol products with targeted performance characteristics. In this webinar, Ingevity launches its new range of premium polycaprolactone products for soft polyurethane (PU) applications.

The Capa S series allows plasticiser-free soft polyurethanes to be produced that remain soft throughout the lifetime of finished articles. This technology allows the cost-effective production of thermoplastic parts for use in applications, such as wearable devices and luxury car interiors that could only hitherto be made using premium thermosets such as fluoroelastomers and silicone elastomers.

*Please note that both new products discussed in the following webinar have a functionality of 2.0. There is an error in the presentation*

10am ET / 3pm GMT / 4pm CET
Resonance™ aromatic polyols have been used to improve foaming process parameters to produce rigid foam systems along with improved foam characteristics such as reaction to fire and mechanical properties. Resonance aromatic polyols can be used as reactive additives to enhance process and foam characteristics or to minimize cost. They are available in a variety of functionalities from 2.2 to 6.3 to meet requirements of PIR and PUR rigid foams.

Primary Webinar Topics:
• Reducing flame height when testing per DIN 4102 (B2 Test)
• The reduction of foaming exotherm temperature for rigid foams such as slabstock
• Lower isocyanate index and density while maintaining mechanical and reaction to fire properties with Resonance™ aromatic polyols
• An overview of Resonance™ aromatic and aromatic polyether polyols

In an ever-evolving world, the demand for polyurethane and its applications continues to grow. Sadara Chemical Company is ideally located in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in Jubail Industrial City, the world’s largest purpose-built industrial city, to help meet the rising demand for PU and realize the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 to localize manufacturing and diversify the economy. Strategically located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa, Saudi Arabia’s ambitious National Vision, an abundance of natural resources and plentiful feedstock, make the Kingdom your ideal hub to serve the world’s most promising markets.

Learn how Sadara is enabling PU investment, and how the Kingdom’s competitive business environment and associated incentives can support your business’s growth in the region.

Speaker: Dr. Rossella Riccio, Development Scientist for Polyurethane Additives, Dow.

With new energy saving requirements coming, such as the European Union Green Deal, demand for materials and technologies enabling more efficient uses of energy will continue to rise. To respond to this market need, Dow broadens its offering with a new generation of low volatile silicone surfactants enabling innovative rigid polyurethane foam formulations addressing demanding energy efficiency requirements and sustainability imperatives in cold chain appliances. 

The webinar introduced 4 novel surfactants to produce cold chain insulation polyurethane foams with improved energy savings profiles. To view the powerpoint presentation click here

In September 2018, PDA Europe presented a webinar to share activity updates and a case study. The webinar was organised by Urethanes Technology International. The webinar was held by experts in the field who introduced attendees to the association and presented a case study. There was also a Q&A session.

In September 2018, ISOPA, ALIPA and Urethanes Technology International hosted a webinar about the latest news and developments related to Diisocyanates restriction dossier. A panel of speakers provided an update on the status of the regulatory process, the consequences and the industry’s plans for compliance.