PlastIndia 2009
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Plastindia 2009 is the largest plastics exhibition in India and the largest plastics event to take place anywhere in the world in 2009! The exhibition is taking place across 18 halls, between 4th - 9th February 2009 at Pragati Maidan, Delhi. To view a Postshow report of Plastindia 2009 - CLICK HERE |
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The British Pavilion is located in Hall12 and Hangar 12A with 17 companies within the British Group listed below:
| Mattec Ltd |
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Mattec supply software and hardware solutions that simply and quickly provide all levels of personnel within a manufacturing plant with both real-time and historical production, process and quality data to assist in improving manufacturing productivity and profitability. www.mattec.com |
| MSA Engineering Systems Ltd |
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MSA, world leaders in the design and manufacture of patented wire laying systems for the production of electrofusion fittings used to join thermoplastic pipes. Equipment is offered for manufacturing fittings from 20mm to 1000mm (internal diameter). Also associated design consultancy services, and innovative electrofusion control equipment. www.msa-engineering.co.uk |
| Rapra Ltd |
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Rapra Limited is a membership-based organisation which has provided its Members with privileged access to specialist technical, research and information services in plastics and rubber for over 80 years. Working closely with its main service provider, Smithers Rapra, Rapra Limited's Members enjoy a range of benefits including financial discounts and free-of-charge technical enquiry service www.rapralimited.org |
| Meech International |
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Provider of electrostatic solutions with products that are robust, reliable and easy to use. All are fully supported by excellent service, provided by an established sales and distributor network worldwide. www.meech.com |
| Tinius Olsen Ltd |  |
Tinius Olsen is a leading global specialist manufacturer of materials |
| Zotefoams Plc |  |
Zotefoams plc manufactures is the world's leading manufacturer of closed cell cross-linked polyolefin foams using |
| Baylis Recycling |
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Baylis recycling was formed in 1998, initially focusing their activity on waste paper and card. In 2004 the focus shifted to plastics, the business currently sorts mixed cans and plastics, then washes and flakes approx.12,000 tonnes of HDPE and PET per year at their site in Bristol. www.recyclemywaste.com |
| Polymer Training Ltd |
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Polymer Training Limited (PTL) is a major international resource centre for the polymer industry, specialising in training, further education and providing support for product design, materials selection, company and product incubation, tool trialling and prototyping. Owned by the Next-tec Group, PTL in its various forms has over thirty years experience of supporting the polymer sector. www.ptlonline.org |
| British Plastics Federation |
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The British Plastics Federation (BPF) is the leading trade association of the UK Plastics Industry (representing approximately 80% of turnover), a springboard for industry action, existing to exploit common opportunities and resolve shared problems. Membership encompasses polymer producers, suppliers and processors in addition to additive and machinery suppliers and manufacturers. www.bpf.co.uk |
| Cinpres Gas Injection Ltd |
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Cinpres Gas Injection Ltd is mirroring in Eastern Europe its success in China - where it has established a leading position as a supplier of technology and equipment for gas and water assisted moulding. www.cinpres.com |
| Aerogen Co. Ltd |
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Aerogen are World Leaders in the manufacture of specialist Flame Treatment Systems for the Plastics Industry. Flame treatment can be utilised to promote adhesion for plastics prior to painting, printing, gluing and labelling, enhancing bonding and ultimately product quality. Products include:- bottles, containers, mouldings, components, extruded pipes an cable covers. www.aerogen.co.uk |
| Victory Infrared |
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Victory Lighting (UK) supply a wide range of high quality infra-red emitters, ceramic, medium wave, fast response and gold reflector twin tube lamps. www.victorylighting.co.uk |
| EPI (Europe) Ltd |
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As part of the EPI Environmental Products Inc Group, EPI (Europe) Ltd markets a range of |
| Gas Injection Worldwide Ltd |
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GIWW is able to offer its customers a competitively priced and comprehensive range of products. In addition to this customers can also benefit from the in depth knowledge and years of experience we have in supporting Gas Assisted Molding (GAM) processes across the major market sectors. www.gasinjection-ww.com |
| NDC Infrared Engineering Ltd |
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NDC designs and manufactures industrial gauging systems for continuous measurement and control of the thickness or basis weight of sheets and barrier layers in plastic extrusions and co-extrusions. www.ndcinfrared.co.uk |
| Impact Laboratories Limited |
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Impact Laboratories is a leading solution for the plastics industry worldwide. Our skills and experience gives our clients a unique service which is both commercial and technical. www.impact-labs.com |
| London Metropolitan University |
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London Met is the UK’s leading University for polymer engineering qualifications at all levels. It works closely with industry, providing polymer processing and characterisation facilities, now supported by the latest technology in rapid prototyping.www.londonmet.ac.uk |
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The show is a six-day mega event which offers an ideal meeting place for buyers and sellers wanting to enhance their business prospects in the Indian market place. The show has grown dramatically over recent years and it is now seen as the second most important plastics show in the world after Kunstoffe. The BPF is co-ordinating a large British Pavilion in the main International Hall at the show, taking care of all logistics, stand construction and assisting in the marketing of the group. What’s more the BPF have secured Government Grants of £1,400 for eligible companies. |
Why India?
The Indian Plastics Industry is growing at a phenomenal rate of 15% (twice that of GDP) year on year and is set to reach 12.5 MMT of consumption by 2010, making India the 3rd largest consumer of plastics in the world.
The recycling market in India is very strong with 47% of the total plastics waste generated being recycled. It is estimated that by 2030 the volume of plastics waste will increase 10 times compared to the situation in the year 2000.
With rising incomes and a growing middle class, flows into the equity market from Indian households could rise from 0.2 percent of GDP in 2005 to 5.4 percent of GDP by 2010.
The electronics, packaging, healthcare, automotive, consumer durables and telecommunication
industries are growing at an incredible rate offering massive opportunities for plastics companies.
India has moved up 10 notches in world competitiveness ranking from 39 to 29 ahead of South Korea according to Switzerland based international institute of Management Development (IMD).
The scope for expansion and development in the Indian Plastics Industry is vast and offers massive potential for UK companies. Plastindia only occurs once every 3 years, can you afford to miss it?
British Group Stand Package
The BPF is dedicated to maximise the impact of UK Exhibitors at key trade shows. At PlastIndia the BPF will be coordinating the UK Pavilion and put together a cost effective stand package that will ensure the UK Plastics Sector has a strong visual presence at the show. The BPF have secured an excellent location in Hall 12, which is the only international hall at the event and is viewed as a ‘must see’ hall by visitors.
Included in the stand package is:
Space
Enhanced UK Feature and Fascia
On hand support throughout the show from stand constructors
Stand Walls and Ceiling Panels
Floor Carpet and Spotlights
1 lockable counter
1 round table and 3 chairs
3 x 100w spotlights fixed to the fascia
1 x 15a 230z power point, including consumption
The cost of taking part in the British Pavilion is 400 EURO (approx. £320) per sqm plus a BPF management fee of £450 for members, £550 for non-members.
The British Group: Raising Your Profile at PlastIndia
The BPF is dedicated to ensuring that UK exhibitors get the best from PlastIndia. The BPF have put together a comprehensive package of support including:
Cost Effective Stand Package
Assistance with freight & travel plans
Support in dealing with organisers
Deadline Reminder Service
Pre-Show Support/networking meetings
Support dealing with contractors
Marketing Through UK Group Guide - 1000+ copies will be widely distributed before, during and after the show. Copies will be distributed from the BPF stand and include descriptions of every exhibitor in the British Group.
BPF links with International Trade Associations - in key world markets will be activated, as will contacts with UK Government officials in market.
Redirection of Customer and Enquiries - by members of the BPF team who will be at the show and will redirect enquiries from potential customers to your stand.
Media Relations Support - Through a strong international press network and in-house media relations resource the BPF will project the British Group globally. The team will also be on hand to support companies in the Group with their individual press activities
Provision of Amenities at Show - Including free internet and refreshments on the BPF stand (including tea, coffee and soft drinks) available at all times during the show.
Strong Web Promotion - A webpage hosted on the BPF site will feature product information on all companies in the group (the BPF website is currently number 2 for the term ‘plastics’ on www.google.com out of 42 million hits!).
Provision of Marketing Information Pack - Detailed and comprehensive information will be provided to companies to assist them in effectively projecting themselves in the Indian Market place. Providing in depth data on the Indian plastics market.
Networking Opportunities - A number of networking opportunities will be arranged by the BPF during the show.
Key Benefits to the Exhibitor
Signposting advantage as a UK branded Group
Inclusion in the UK Group Guide (1000+ distributed)
Project Management Support - saving you valuable time and enabling you to benefit from our experience
Assistance with Stand Package
BPF Media Relations support (before and after)
High profile exhibiting in a dynamic new market
Access to BPF organised Networking events The potential of UK T&I grants mean its highly affordable
Promotion through BPF On-line (www.bpf.co.uk)
Assistance on travel, freight and other arrangements
Support in helping you to maximise your potential at the show and understand the Indian Market
Ideal platform for testing the acceptance of your products in this new and exciting market place
Detailed Market Info Report on Indian plastics industry
For more information or to express interest please contact Justyna Jaworska at the BPF on 0207 457 5001 or by email on [email protected]
