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Bruno Romero

EMEA & APJ 3DP Solutions Manager - HP 3D Multi Jet Fusion Business | HP

Biography

Head of HP Multi Jet Fusion solutions for the EMEA and APJ markets, leading application engineering and solution architecture teams in industrial 3D printing. With previous experience in the aerospace sector, he has worked in mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and materials on projects linked to Airbus. He is an aerospace engineer and specialist in materials science and engineering.

Sessions

12:30h

Roundtable | Rethinking Plastic

Additive manufacturing in plastics: from materials innovation to industrial production

Albert Chamorro V2 GROUP CEO Speaker

Ariadna Marin HP Product Manager, Additive Manufacturing Solutions - 3D Printing Speaker

Bruno Romero HP EMEA & APJ 3DP Solutions Manager - HP 3D Multi Jet Fusion Business Speaker

David Pascual Lubrizol Head of Sales and Marketing for 3D Printing Speaker

Miguel Sánchez-Soto Centre Català del Plàstic (UPC) Full Professor and Head of Advanced Processing Technologies Speaker

Ona Bombí CMAV - Clúster de Materials Avançats de Catalunya Cluster Manager Moderator

#advancedmaterials, #industrialapplications, #materialsinnovation

2026-06-04 12:30 2026-06-04 13:30 Europe/Madrid Additive manufacturing in plastics: from materials innovation to industrial production

3D additive manufacturing is transforming the plastics sector, opening new opportunities in design, production, and business models. Beyond prototyping, 3D printing is becoming a key technology for manufacturing functional parts, driven by advances in high-performance polymers, technical materials, and more sustainable solutions, including recycled and bio-based materials.

This roundtable will bring together leading companies across the value chain, from material suppliers to technology integrators and knowledge centers, to analyze how additive manufacturing is moving from innovation to industrial reality. Opportunities in customization, production flexibility, and environmental impact reduction will be discussed, along with challenges such as scalability, material validation, and process adaptation.

A discussion aimed at identifying real applications, adoption barriers, and strategic decisions that will shape the future of the plastics industry in an increasingly digital, sustainable, and decentralized environment.

The future of the sector lies in integrating additive manufacturing into the production ecosystem, fostering collaboration among stakeholders to develop more efficient, sustainable, and high-value applications.

Rethinking Plastic

Thu 4 12:30h - 13:30h Rethinking Plastic Registration for the activity during Equiplast accreditation

Bruno Romero

Biography

Sessions

Additive manufacturing in plastics: from materials innovation to industrial production

#EQUIPLAST2026

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