What to Expect at a Composites Conference: Industry Trends and Developments

A composite conference is an event gathering multiple people who are interested in or working with composite materials. These conferences are a platform for like-minded people to expand their networking, share knowledge, and learn more about the latest developments and innovations in the field.

International Conference & Exhibition On Reinforced Plastics (ICERP) India is a huge event in the Indian composite industry. This composites exhibition is organised by FRP Institute once every two years. It is the largest event on composites in India and the second largest in Asia. The ICERP focuses on upgrading composite technology in India to expand globally in terms of the finishing and quality of the product and address the concerns that need to be resolved to fulfil global standards.

What to Expect at a Composites Conference?

A composites conference focuses on bringing together all the stakeholders under a single roof to highlight the available opportunities in the Indian market. These conferences also put forward discussions in regard to challenges that need to be overcome to achieve an increased growth rate. Furthermore, these also focus on:

• Improving product and material quality
• Promoting innovations
• Boosting awareness on making materials more environment-friendly

The composite conference, like the ICERP exhibition, also stands as a platform for:

• International players to grab new opportunities for business in India
• Indian companies to represent their capabilities across the global composite fraternity
• Visitors to source their need of composite products, composite raw materials, process machinery, additives and speciality chemicals.

ICERP: The Largest Composite Conference

A composite conference, like the ICERP conference, focuses on the latest developments in composites, and leading Indian and global composites experts give presentations. These conferences offer updates on composites in terms of process developments, raw materials, case studies, and machinery.