Antimicrobials in Plastic and Textile Applications

Antimicrobials
in Plastic and
Textile Applications
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Monday, December 10 —
Wednesday, December 12
2007
Royal Plaza Hotel
Orlando, FL, US
Innovations and regulations for biocides, antimicrobials and antibacterials
Two day IntertechPira conference plus one day pre-conference summit
List of presenting companies:
3M
Aegis
BASF
Bergeson & Campbell
Bio-Gate
Biosan Laboratories
Cardiff University
Ciba
Ciba Expert Services
Clemson University
Cognis Textile Technology
Gehrig & Associates/Aardvark
Polymers
Ghent University
Health Canada
International Specialty Products
Janssen Pharmaceutica
Keller & Heckman LLC
Kline and Company
Lux Research Inc
NanoHorizons
Quick-Med Technologies
Reactive Surfaces
TechniTex Faraday Limited
TSGE
Tupperware Brands Corporation
University of Manchester
US FDA
US EPA
VTT
Wells Plastics
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reasons to
attend
# Hear perspectives on the latest
developments from the whole supply
chain from ingredient suppliers through
end users
# Gain valuable insight into the next
generation of antimicrobials for wood
filled plastics by International
Specialty Products
# Obtain a unique industry overview of the
newest applications for antimicrobial
additives in polymeric substrates from
Wells Plastics
# Uncover the latest applications for
biocides from BASF
# Find out from 3M what consumers like
and dislike in antimicrobial products and
where the market opportunities exist
# Get updated on the use of antimicrobials
in the chemical supply chain from Ciba
# Learn about the regulations for
antimicrobials from the US Food and
Drug Administration and the US
Environmental Protection Agency
# Uncover the latest innovations using
nanotechnology in fiber and fabric
applications from NanoHorizons
# Get an expert opinion from VTT on
antimicrobial surface treatments for
packaging applications
# Get end user view on the presentations
from our conference chair at
Tupperware
How can current innovations in antimicrobials meet the lifestyle demands
of today’s consumers while at the same time keeping up with worldwide
regulations? How can antimicrobials be effective and add value to the
products at the same time?
These answers and more will be presented at IntertechPira’s 3 rd annual
in Plastic and Textile Applications conference!
This two day plastics focused program and one day textiles focused program will bring together
experts from the US and Europe who will present their latest developments covering the wide
range of new discoveries and provide predictions for future innovations in antimicrobial trends.
The need for antimicrobials in plastics…
As consumers are becoming more and more conscious of bacteria and their harmful effects,
manufacturers are responding to their needs by offering antimicrobial solutions in a wide variety
of applications, ranging from medical devices to construction materials and consumer goods.
Similarly, the plastics industry is benefiting from antimicrobial technology by reducing microbes
and increasing the life of machinery and safety of workers. Antimicrobial solutions in plastics offer
a win-win solution that promises consumers the way to a safer, healthier life while helping
manufacturers save money and conserve natural resources.
…and textiles
The necessity for antimicrobial finishes in textiles is more present than ever to avoid infections,
control infestation and safeguard the textile product from deterioration. The use of antimicrobials
in the textile market is growing at a high speed rate so it’s crucial to know where this market is
going. Consumers are increasingly aware of the benefits to a hygienic lifestyle and there is a
necessity for a wide range of textile products finished with antimicrobial properties.
Following the popular antimicrobials conference earlier this year, Antimicrobials in Plastic and
Textile Applications will examine some of the most recent discoveries from researchers across
the globe and assess the trends and requirements from the end users’ point of view. Be in
attendance as industry leaders share with you their expertise on combating microbes, product
testing and tackling regulatory compliance issues, environmental and health considerations,
consumer perception of antimicrobial plastics and textiles and much more!
Who should attend?
Plastics, textile and fiber converters:
Senior R&D, project management and product development staff – assess the potential of
antimicrobials in plastics and how this technology can be used to add value to your existing
products
Chemicals, resins and plastic additives suppliers:
Business development, product development and technical professionals – learn about new
technical and scientific developments in the industry, discover new applications for your products
and meet with potential customers to discuss their needs and discover how your products can
meet their requirements and expectations
Antimicrobial material suppliers:
R&D and market development staff – gain an in depth understanding of market projections and
emerging opportunities in the antimicrobial plastic market while getting updated on what the
competition are doing and what new technical breakthroughs you can use to your advantage
Plastic and smart textile end users:
Senior technical staff from a wide range of existing and potential end use sectors – examine
current and future technology options, estimate the costs and network with potential suppliers and
partners
Masterbatchers:
R&D, product development staff and senior scientists – gain an understanding of the latest
technologies available for antimicrobials for use in plastics and textile and feel confident your
products can meet customers’ requirements

astic and Textile Applications
Summit
Antimicrobials in
Textile Applications
Monday, December 10, 2007
Conference
Antimicrob
Plastic App
Tuesday, December 11–
Day one
8:15 Registration and refreshments
9:15 Opening remarks from the Chair
Brian McCarthy, Director, TECHNITEX
FARADAY LIMITED, UK
9:25 Industry perspective on
antimicrobial applications
• Trends for current lifestyles
• Requirements to meet the trends
• Efficacy of the products: performance
strengths and weaknesses
• Practical review of the applications’ strengths
and weaknesses
Brian Francois, Business Manager – Active
Textiles, COGNIS TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY, US
10:00 An analysis of the European antimicrobial
textiles market
• Meeting consumer demands
• Products covered by regulations
• Evaluation of classic antimicrobials and
new options
• International standards for testing
Brian McCarthy, Director, TECHNITEX
FARADAY LIMITED, UK
10:35 Morning refreshments
11:05 Application of nanotechnology for
fiber and fabrics
• Material improvements in textile applications
based on applied nanotechnology
• Top issues: manufacturability, consistent
quality, cost and material safety concerns
• How nanoscale engineering addresses
challenges that have plagued companies
trying to create new antimicrobial fibers
• Overview of the assessment of nanotech safety
concerns
Dennis Schneider, Director, Marketing and
Sales, NANOHORIZONS, US
11:40 The European Biocidal Products Directive
(BPD) and REACH: how they work and
their impact on textile producing
companies
• Introduction to the BPD and REACH: basic
provisions, features common to both,
important timelines
• How the BPD and REACH affect EU importers
and what to do
• Significance of the BPD and REACH for textilebased
products
Louis Wyness, Director, TSGE, UK
12:15 Lunch will be served for speakers and delegates
1:30 The effect of dyes upon the uptake and
antibacterial efficacy of poly
(hexamethylene biguanide) on cotton
• Results of use and methods of testing
• Benefits related to this process
• Sensitive process steps
Dr John Taylor, Senior Lecturer in Textile
Chemistry, UNIVERSITY OF
MANCHESTER, UK
2:05 For better protection: the necessity of
antimicrobial finishes in textiles
• Prevention against infections, staining and
quality deterioration
• Requirements to obtain the maximum
benefits for your finish
• Which finishing methodology is the best for
your product?
• Use of biocides in different parts of the
fabric preparation process
Dr Robert A Monticello, Vice President,
CTO, AEGIS, US
2:40 Comparison of test methods from the
standpoint of industry specific tests
• Test methods
• Bacterial and fungal tests
• Relevance of specific test organisms
• Biofilm tests
Dr Katalin Rossmoore, Laboratory
Manager, BIOSAN LABORATORIES, US
3:15 Afternoon refreshments
3:45 Unique and new: a bonded antimicrobial
concept
• What is NIMBUS?
• Advantages/disadvantages of a bonded
microbiocide
• Features and benefits
• Scope of applications
• What is missing from the AATCC-100 test
method?
Dr Jerry Olderman, VP of R&D, QUICK-
MED TECHNOLOGIES, US
4:20 Closing remarks of the Chair
8:00 Registration and refreshments
9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
Jan Stevens, Director WW Quality
Management and R&D, TUPPERWARE
BRANDS CORPORATION, US
9:10 Overview of the US market for
antimicrobials in plastics applications
• Size and segmentation analysis of biocide active
consumption
• Future trends
• Global market for specialty biocides in plastic
applications
Gillian Morris, Industry Manager, Chemicals
and Materials, KLINE AND COMPANY, US
9:45 Analysis down the supply chain
• Use of antimicrobials at the resin level
• Use of antimicrobials at the end use level
• Understanding the consumption pattern for each
additive at each level of the supply chain
Melinda Reyes, Global Marketing Manager-
Biocides, CIBA, US
END USER
Antimicrobials in polymer applications
10:20 Technical applications for antimicrobial
additives in polymeric substrates
• Advancements in antimicrobial additives
• Evaluating performance of antimicrobials in plastics
and textiles
• Examples of antimicrobial additives in polymers
• Meeting safety standards
• Creating long lasting antibacterial and antifungal
efficacy
• Summary of advantages
Andrew Barclay, Technical Director, WELLS
PLASTICS, UK
10:55 Morning refreshments
11:15 Antimicrobial acetal polyoxymethylene
(POM): an engineered polymer for
demanding market applications
• Features and properties of acetal POM
• Polymer performance placement and historic market
acceptance
• Development process of antimicrobial acetal POM
• Processing options: injection molding, extrusion,
thermoforming and rotational molding
• Availability and market applications: medical, food
processing, storage and industrial
Michael J Gehrig, Principal, GEHRIG &
ASSOCIATES/AARDVARK POLYMERS, US
11:50 Smart blending technology
• Technology that allows packaging films to be
produced with internal microscopic features
• Effect on the rates at which additives are released in
to foods
• Methods that can also be applied to textile fibers
Dr David Zumbrunnen, Laboratory for
Advanced Plastic Materials and Technology,
Department of Mechanical Engineering,
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, US
12:25 Lunch will be served for speakers and delegates

ials in
lications
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Applications and markets for antimicrobials
1:25 Next generation antimicrobials for wood
filled plastics
• Current art
• Next generation
- Processing stability
- Durability
- Treatment cost
- Environmental impact
Dr William Woods, Manager Biocides,
INTERNATIONAL SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, US
2:00 Enhancing biocides in coatings:
antimicrobial peptides
• The biological ‘green’ approach
• Broad spectrum and selective peptides
• A role for synergism
• Coatings and textiles
Dr Melinda Wales,
REACTIVE SURFACES, US
2:35 Antimicrobial surface treatments in
packaging applications
• Atmospheric plasma activation: a powerful tool for
immobilizing biomolecules
• Printed intelligence: a method for adding extra
functionality
• Bioactive fiber based products with novel surface
properties
Jari Vartiainen, Research Scientist,
VTT, Finland
3:10 Innovations in antimicrobials for biofilm
control
• Biofilms and their consequences
• Strategies for biofilm control
• New developments in biocides
Dr James Bullock, Biocides Development,
Performance Chemicals for Detergents
and Formulators, BASF, UK
3:45 Afternoon refreshments
Nanotechnology in antimicrobial applications
4:05 Microbial resource management: clean
surfaces by microbial nanotools
• The need for total absence and eradication of
microbes in the context of the microbiome
• The self-organizing capacity of microbial
associations and novel strategies for biological
control
• The need for non-toxic sustainable products to
ensure a pro-active, hygienic quality
• Approaches to managing the composition and
quality of microbial communities used on surfaces:
microsil and PIP
Dr Willy Verstraete, Department of
Biochemical and Microbial Technology,
GHENT UNIVERSITY, Belgium
4:40 Latest news on metallic silver technologies
based on nanocoatings
• Micro-sized silver and nano-sized silver particles
• Examples and applications
• Pros and cons
Dr Thorsten Bechert, Managing Director,
BIO-GATE, Germany
5:15 Nanotechnology’s impact on antimicrobial
and active packaging
• Global overview of nanotechnology
commercialization
• The role of nanotechnology in packaging:
antimicrobial packaging, active packaging with
specified barrier properties, nanotechnology based
sensors for pathogen detection
• Challenges and roadblocks on the path forward
Jaideep Raje, Analyst,
LUX RESEARCH INC, US
5:50 Closing remarks from the Chair
6:00 Drinks reception
All speakers and delegates are invited to a
relaxed and informal drinks reception to
network and discuss the day’s proceedings
Day two
8:30 Registration and refreshments
9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
Dave Helmer, Director, JANSSEN
PHARMACEUTICA, US
REGULATORY PRESPECTIVE REGULATORY PRESPECTIVE
Regulations for antimicrobials
and biocides
9:10 FDA regulations on antimicrobials
• Food contact regulation directives
• Regulatory procedures for active ingredients, end-use
products, new and old biocides
• Requirements for food contact packaging
additives
Dr Mark Hepp, Center for Food Safety and
Applied Nutrition, US FOOD AND DRUG
ADMINISTRATION, US
9:45 EPA’s view on biocides regulation
• US market application overview
• Current regulations
• Environmental protection
• EPA role as an enforcement authority
Frank Sanders, Director, Antimicrobial
Division, Office of Pesticide Programs, US
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, US
10:20 Morning refreshments
10:50 The Canadian biocide regulation
• Overview of the market and regulated products
• NAFTA technical working group results on
biocide studies
• OECD guidance and country data review
Frederic Bissonnette, Pest Management
Regulatory Agency, HEALTH CANADA,
Canada
NEW! PROCEEDINGS ON CD
11;25 The European Biocidal Products Directive
(BPD) and how it works
• Products covered by the BPD (Directive 98/8/EC)
• New biocidal active substances
• Impacts on the import of treated plastics and claims
in the EU
• Analysis of the products offered to respond to
market demands and specific needs
Michael Novak, Partner, KELLER &
HECKMAN LLP, US
12:00 The regulatory framework for antimicrobial
products enabled by nanotechnology
• Registration of antimicrobial products under the
federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act
(FIFRA): a requirement that applies equally to
nanomaterials
• Is it really nanotechnology? The claims made for
and the reality of antimicrobial nanomaterials
• The emerging EPA policy on registration of
antimicrobial nanopesticides: the Samsung washing
machine and what may come next
• R&D for nanopesticides: differences from R&D
under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and
the role of experimental use permits under FIFRA
Timothy Backstrom, of Counsel, BERGESON
& CAMPBELL, PC, US
12:35 Lunch will be served for speakers and delegates
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new policy means you get more details and it’s more up to date. It benefits the
environment and gives you less to carry on the flight home.
END USER
Efficacy and test methods
1:35 Test methods: detection of microorganisms
on or from a surface
• Laboratory tests versus use conditions
• Bacterial test methods
• Fungal test methods: fungicidal procedures
Erin Meulners, Microbiologist, Corporate
Research Materials Laboratory Microbiology,
3M, US
2:10 The quest for antimicrobial efficacy
• Factors affecting activity
• Activity of relevant biocides
• Testing protocols
• Efficacy against biofilms
Dr Jean-Yves Maillard, Senior Lecturer in
Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Welsh School
of Pharmacy,
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY, UK
2:45 Recent developments using a new
quantitative method for antimicrobial
analysis of surfaces: the Numetrika method
• New experiences
• Comparing test methods
• Latest news
Dr James Puckett, Staff Scientist, CIBA
EXPERT SERVICES, US
3:20 Closing remarks from the Chair
3:30 Afternoon refreshments and close of conference

Industry Insights
Antibacterial Paper
The concept of antibacterial paper is need-based, a necessity
invoked specially to combat infection of deadly bacteria such
as MRSA. The urgency has opened up avenues for paper
industries to increase their profits by manufacturing valueadded
paper products for a variety of end uses including
hospitals and offices. Antibacterial Paper considers the opportunities in
the paper industry for antibacterial paper, analyzing different grades of
antibacterial paper, various antibacterial agents, applications and legislation.
Photonic Textiles
LEDs and optical fibres are already well established in
industries such as telecommunications, but this technology is
now being applied in the textile industry. Photonic textiles –
fabrics that contain lighting systems and can therefore serve
as displays – are set for explosive growth in industries
including fashion, military and medical. Photonic Textiles explores current
technology developments and identifies the criteria needed to break into a
range of end-use applications.
GM Bioplastics
A decade ago the plastics industry was dominated by
traditional petroleum-based polymers, and the likelihood of
widespread use of biodegradable plastics seemed distant.
Today however with improved formulations and industry
standards, a bioplastics or white biotech industry is becoming
an emerging force as a result of growing interest in environmental
responsibility. Biodegradable plastics manufactured using genetically
modified non-food crops offer a new packaging material that could compete
with petroleum counterparts. GM Bioplastics considers the reluctance
towards GM bioplastics and government legislation affecting this industry, as
well as GM polymer materials, R&D, company activity and price performance.
Industry Insights are a minimum of 5000 words original research annotated
with figures and diagrams, and written by industry experts. They’re delivered
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direct from www.intertechpira.com/Nonwovensandwipes or add to your
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Antimicrobials in Plastic
and Textile Applications
Monday, December 10 — Wednesday, December 12, 2007 Royal Plaza Hotel, Orlando, FL, US
Our past conferences have given us a reputation for being the
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innovations. Read some comments from previous delegates:
'An excellent factual foundation of the antimicrobials available, the
manner in which they function and how their efficacy is assessed.'
US Endoscopy, Antimicrobials in Plastic Applications US,
2006
IntertechPira
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Portland, ME 04105, US
'I have attended 3 conferences during Sept-Dec 2006 and all were
excellent...Keep up the excellence!'
Imerys, Antimicrobials in Plastic Applications US, 2006
'Excellent presentations and overview of the wipes industry, very
beneficial for future developments.'
Access Business Group, Future of Wipes US, 2006
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