On Monday, April 22, at 12PM ET, we hosted an one-hour series of presentations from IACMI members and partners, where they will provide background on new technology, products, and the key advantages provided, as well as application examples.
Our monthly webinar series “Innovation Insights” continued Monday, April 22, as IACMI EVP/CCO Dale Brosius, moderated discussions on recent technology advancements. The webinar featured Ramaco Carbon, Hawkeye Industries, and SAMPE.
We heard from:
Charles Hill
Director of Innovation
Ramaco Carbon
Coal-Based Products for Carbon Management and the Energy Transition
Abstract:
At Ramaco Carbon we are promoting the slogan “Coal is Too Valuable to Burn!” and executing on the motto “No Molecule Left Behind.” We are developing specific technologies in coal processing that result in products that are enabling the energy transition such as: graphite for electric vehicle batteries, activated carbon fiber for exciting new carbon capture methods, and rare earth elements for high-powered magnets, motors, and electronics.
Shelly Bennion
General Manager
Hawkeye Industries
Duratec: Precise Performance from Putty to Polish
Abstract:
With a legacy spanning over 40 years, Duratec has become a shop room staple in composites manufacturing worldwide. Our innovative materials have transformed tooling and production processes, optimizing efficiency and elevating finished parts. Join us to learn more about our products, how they might benefit your company, and what the future holds with our continuous commitment to research and development for the evolving composites industry.
Chris Locke
Director of Marketing and Membership Services
Raj Manchanda
Chief Technology Officer
SAMPE
Preview: SAMPE 2024 Conference & Exhibition | Long Beach, CA
Abstract:
SAMPE’s CTO, Raj Manchanda, and Chris Locke, Director of Marketing and Membership Services will join Innovation Insights to discuss how SAMPE 2024 is North America’s premier advanced materials and process engineering conference and exhibition and why you need to be there. We’ll discuss the show’s co-sponsored workshop between SAMPE and the U.S. Dept of Energy, “Advanced Materials for Hydrogen Infrastructure Technologies,” along with featured panels on sustainability, EOL wind blade innovations, fuel cells, and more. There will also be tutorials, featured speakers, and entire tracts of technical paper presentations. We’ll wrap up the discussion around the goings-on in the Exhibit Hall, where there will be demonstrations, new product launches, student competitions, networking events, and much more.
