KraussMaffei: New series of digital events to start in 2021
With the Pioneers!Talks, in 2021 KraussMaffei will continue to rely on digital events: The focus of the new format is on topics relating to current trends and developments in the plastics sector. The next two events in February 2021 will cover Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) and the trends and potential of plastics in medical technology.
10 February 2021:
Every part a good part - Sustainable coffee enjoyment with silicone
LSR (liquid silicone rubber) is the ideal material for manufacturing durable, temperature-resistant and bacteria-resistant products. Using the example of a re-usable lid for a coffee-to-go cup, KraussMaffei, together with the mold maker ACH Solution, will demonstrate how easy and safe the successful processing of this demanding material is, and what potential it has for the zero-fault production with LSR.
Together with the mold maker ACH Solution, KraussMaffei will demonstrate easy and safe processing LSR. (Source: Krauss Maffei)
11 February 2021:
Plastics help to cure diseases – Trends and potential in the medical industry
Modern medical technology would be inconceivable without plastics. They support the healing process and are today vital in the truest sense of the word. We need only think of modern surgery or the experiences with Covid-19. At the Pioneers!Talk, the speakers will provide an insight into the solutions KraussMaffei is developing in these challenging times and what trends can be expected in the future. Other topics in the webinar are complete traceability and digital services, which ensure continuous production even during times of restriction.
At the Pioneers!Talk, KraussMaffei will provide an insight into the solutions and trends that can be expected for medical applications. (Source: Krauss Maffei)
Link to the events:
https://events.kraussmaffei.com/de
www.kraussmaffei.com
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