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ThinkLight – International Conference on Lightweight Panels, powered by Ligna

Langenzersdorf, 4 April 2013. Following its premier in 2011, the second ThinkLight – International Conference on Lightweight Panels will be organized by Technical Conference Management within the framework of the Lightweight Network at Ligna. The goal of the Conference is to give a comprehensive overview of the state of the art in lightweight furniture and identify and discuss future trends. The Conference will be held in English – another feature underlining the international approach taken.

Die Vorträge 2013:

  • Using Lightweight Boards in Germany - A Sustainable Development?
  • FEM Driven Development of a Light Weight Panel Based on a New Type of Core Layer With Adjustable Mechanical Properties
  • Three-dimensional Formable Paper Honeycomb Core for Lightweight Sandwich Parts
  • Innovative Production Methods for Light Board
  • Board on Stiles - Design and e.a.sy Production
  • Lightweight Throughfeed Technology
  • Axxor - your natural choice in Honeycomb
  • ThermHex Thermoplastic Honeycombs: The New Generation of Lightweight Sandwich Materials
  • Solution for High Quality Light Weight Construction - New generation of Flame retardant and water resistant speciality paper
  • Nordson Adhesive Application Technology – Save Overall Production Cost and Enhance Sustainability by Integrating Future Technology
  • Learning from Nature - WoodWelding® Anchoring in Lightweight Materials

Do not forget to visit our website www.thinklight.at, where you will find further information such as the conference program, registration forms, etc.

Dr. Kurt Fischer
Technical Conference Management KG
Fasangasse 1B
A-2103 Langenzersdorf
Phone: +43 (0)2244 33 870-11
Fax: +43 (0)22 44 33 870-20
E-mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.tcman.at

Anja Brokjans
Spokeswoman LIGNA
Phone +49 511 89-31602
Fax +49 511 89-32694
[email protected]

Source: Deutsche Messe AG, Hannover Fairs International GmbH.

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