In today's economic climate, characterized by tariffs and the need to drive down costs, optimizing color formulation becomes even more critical. Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the intricacies of plastic color formulation. This session will explore how proper color formulation can help manufacturers reduce waste, improve efficiency, and navigate the challenges posed by economic volatility and tariffs.
Sustainable Practices for Plastic Color Formulation
By attending this session, you will learn strategies to optimize color formulation and gain insights into best practices for color formulation that can help reduce waste and improve efficiency. Enhance your competitiveness by learning how reducing waste and rework can lead to cost savings, improved profitability, and a competitive edge in the market. Support sustainability with effective color management that can contribute to sustainability goals by minimizing environmental impact. We will provide a comprehensive overview of the formulation process, from raw materials to finished products, and highlight common challenges and solutions in achieving desired color outcomes.
- Brief introduction to the importance of color in plastic products
- Key components to proper formulation:
- Understanding the types of pigments and additives used in plastic color formulation
- Proper technology set for optimal color formulation
- Tips and tricks for reducing waste: building a library of standards, using leftover materials, etc.
- Quality Control: How to ensure the final product meets color specifications
- Common Challenges and Solutions:
- Achieving Desired Color Outcomes: Address issues such as color fading, inconsistency, and contamination
- Material Compatibility: Solutions for dealing with different types of plastics and their unique color formulation requirements
- Environmental Factors: How temperature, humidity, and light exposure can affect color stability and how to mitigate these effects
This webinar is hosted by SPE and will be presented in English.
