The Ultrapolymers Group #Healthcare Team is excited as today is the day our 'Innovating Healthcare Together' Event kicks off. We're bringing together a great group of customers, suppliers, partners, and industry leaders to dive into key innovations, sustainability, and the latest trends in medical plastics. We are pleased to have a great panel of speakers discussing all aspects of development and production in Healthcare, Diagnostics, and MedTech with a focus on key innovations and sustainability initiatives in the healthcare and medical plastics sectors. Topics include Plastics Europe's exploration of how a circular economy model can be applied to medical plastics, while INEOS Styrolution discusses the role of styrenics in healthcare innovation. LyondellBasell highlights the sustainability potential of polyolefins in healthcare, and BIOVOX GmbH emphasises the importance of collaboration in overcoming the complexities of sustainable healthcare plastics. Ultrapolymers examines the future role of polymer distributors in the healthcare industry by 2025. On Day 2, we'll hear from Ypsomed AG on the path to achieving CO2 neutrality, RAUMEDIC’s journey towards overcoming sustainability obstacles in plastic conversion, and ENGEL energy-efficient, zero-defect injection moulding solutions. Team Consulting delves into the challenges of designing reusable medical devices, while Moldex3D (CoreTech System Co., Ltd.) offers insights into optimising multi-cavity moulds for medical device manufacturing through a case study. This will be an interesting couple of days set in the beautiful surroundings of the Bad Hindelang region of Germany. We look forward to sharing some of the valuable takeaways with all our customers in the coming weeks. #AskUltra #Innovation #Sustainability #MedTech
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