SPE Course
Bio-plasticizers for PVC
April 7, 2025
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT
Online
Summary
This course offers an overview of bio-plasticizers for PVC, providing a comparison between traditional and bio-based plasticizers. Participants will gain insights into the latest advancements, performance metrics, and sustainability impacts of these materials. The program will also include essential topics, such as production processes and quality control issues. Performance comparisons and application-specific considerations will be discussed, supported by real-world case studies. The course also addresses sustainability impacts, including environmental footprint comparisons, consumer perception, market trends, and the sustainability of agricultural production. The objective is to equip participants with a basic understanding of the benefits and challenges of transitioning to bio-based plasticizers, while fostering discussions on sustainability and future industry trends.
Registration Information
| SPE Premium Member |
FREE |
| SPE Members |
$49 |
| Nonmembers |
$249 |
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Instructor
Jacyr Quadros Jr., Ph.D.
Director
Innoleics
Dr. Jacyr Quadros Jr. is a Chemical Engineer from the University of São Paulo, with postgraduate studies in business and economics at FGV and a PhD from the University of S. Paulo. He co-founded Nexoleum Bioderivados S. A., now Innoleics USA Corp., which is dedicated to pioneering bio-based innovation. Dr. Quadros has authored numerous technical articles and book chapters, developed a new ASTM method, and is a sought-after speaker at many industry conferences. His groundbreaking work has earned him two commercially successful international patents for renewable PVC plasticizers.
Questions? Contact:
For questions, contact Iván D. López.
Who Should Attend?
Professionals in the plastics industry, researchers, environmental scientists, and anyone interested in sustainable materials and technologies.
It will be particularly relevant for formulators and marketing personnel from companies producing flexible PVC goods, such as flooring, films, coated fabrics, wire and cable, sporting goods, shoes, compounds, wall coverings, mats, and hoses.
Why Should You Attend?
"Are you working with flexible PVC formulations and looking for sustainable alternatives to traditional plasticizers?
Are you interested in learning how bio-plasticizers compare to conventional options in terms of performance, processing, and long-term durability?
Do you want to understand the sustainability impacts of bio-plasticizers, including environmental footprint, consumer perception, and market trends?
Would you like to explore real-world case studies and gain insights into production processes, quality control challenges, and application-specific considerations?
If you answered YES to any of these questions, then the *Bio-Plasticizers for PVC* course is just what you need!
