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Track: Materials and applications

Thu 04
10:30h
Conference | Rethinking Plastic

Opening Advanced Materials and Applications

2026-06-04 10:30 2026-06-04 11:00 Europe/Madrid Opening Advanced Materials and Applications Introduction to trends in materials innovation and their impact on industrial applications. Rethinking Plastic
10:30h - 11:00h Rethinking Plastic Registration for the activity during Equiplast accreditation
11:00h
Conference | Rethinking Plastic

BioPolyurethane Materials for Improving Energy Efficiency of Building Envelopes

2026-06-04 11:00 2026-06-04 11:30 Europe/Madrid BioPolyurethane Materials for Improving Energy Efficiency of Building Envelopes The thermal envelope is one of the main drivers for decarbonizing the construction sector. In this presentation, INDRESMAT will show how advanced BioPolyurethane (BioPUR) materials are significantly improving energy efficiency, acoustic comfort, and building circularity. Through real cases such as PassivHaus-certified KLIMA-PUR® windows (Uf = 0.8 W/m²K) and BIOPURethane insulation solutions, it will be demonstrated how material chemistry and industrialization make it possible to combine high thermal and structural performance with sustainability and industrial scalability. Rethinking Plastic
11:00h - 11:30h Rethinking Plastic Registration for the activity during Equiplast accreditation
11:30h
Conference | Rethinking Plastic

Compostable raffia and clips for horticultural trellising: a solution to persistent microplastics in soil and compost

2026-06-04 11:30 2026-06-04 11:50 Europe/Madrid Compostable raffia and clips for horticultural trellising: a solution to persistent microplastics in soil and compost Presentation of the experience at the Bayer CropScience facilities in Almería, El Ejido, involving the use of compostable raffia and clips made of Mater-Bi under extreme load conditions, where their quality, strength, durability, and excellent performance have been confirmed. Raffia and clips made from Mater-Bi® have matched the expected performance of those made from conventional plastic (PP) and have demonstrated improvements in their use. In addition, these materials have made the composting process more efficient and have proven to be very easy to convert into high-quality compost at the Servicios Ambientales Las Chozas composting plant. Rethinking Plastic
11:30h - 11:50h Rethinking Plastic Registration for the activity during Equiplast accreditation
11:50h
Conference | Rethinking Plastic

Health Sector Project

2026-06-04 11:50 2026-06-04 12:10 Europe/Madrid Health Sector Project Use case of innovative plastic materials in healthcare environments. Rethinking Plastic
11:50h - 12:10h Rethinking Plastic Registration for the activity during Equiplast accreditation
12:10h
Conference | Rethinking Plastic

Polyal, recycled plastic through innovation

2026-06-04 12:10 2026-06-04 12:30 Europe/Madrid Polyal, recycled plastic through innovation
Alier transforms brick recycling into a real and efficient solution, turning complex waste into new value-added materials. The session will show how technological innovation allows these materials to be transformed into new applications with value, generating environmental benefits and positive social impact.
A proposal aligned with the circular economy that helps redefine the future of recycled plastics.
Rethinking Plastic
12:10h - 12:30h Rethinking Plastic Registration for the activity during Equiplast accreditation
12:30h
Roundtable | Rethinking Plastic

Innovative Materials Transform the Plastics Sector Across the Entire Value Chain

2026-06-04 12:30 2026-06-04 13:30 Europe/Madrid Innovative Materials Transform the Plastics Sector Across the Entire Value Chain New materials are redefining the plastics sector, not only from a technological perspective but also strategically and commercially. From the development of advanced polymers, recycled or bio-based materials to their integration into industrial processes and end-use applications, materials innovation has become a key lever of competitiveness. This roundtable will bring together companies and professionals across the value chain to analyse how innovative materials drive new applications, require adaptation of production processes, and accelerate the transition towards more sustainable and circular models. The discussion aims to identify real opportunities, shared challenges, and strategic decisions shaping the sector’s future. The future of the plastics sector depends on real collaboration across all value chain stages, where advanced materials are not only a technical innovation but a tool to create more sustainable, functional, and competitive applications. Rethinking Plastic
12:30h - 13:30h Rethinking Plastic Registration for the activity during Equiplast accreditation

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