Upcoming Webinar on Advanced Material Recycling Technology for Cross-Linked Polyolefins
On May 22, 2025, CMC Research, based in Kanda Nishikicho, Chiyoda Ward, will host an informative webinar titled "Advanced Material Recycling Technology for Cross-Linked Polyolefins." This event will feature Takao Shiono, the President of Ohashi Co., Ltd., as the speaker. The webinar is scheduled to begin at 1:30 PM (JST), utilizing Zoom for a seamless online experience.
The registration fee for participants is set at 22,000 yen (including tax), with a special rate of 19,800 yen (including tax) for newsletter subscribers. This webinar promises an engaging opportunity as it will include a Q&A session, encouraging active participation from attendees.
Learning Objectives of the Webinar
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the current state of cross-linked polyolefins—namely cross-linked polyethylene and cross-linked polypropylene—which are typically processed as industrial waste or fuel. The session will delve into business-viable technologies that promote not just waste recycling, but also align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Specific examples illustrating the role of these technologies in developing a sustainable and decarbonized society will be highlighted.
Target Audience
This webinar is designed for companies involved in the manufacturing of cross-linked polyolefin products, including:
- - Manufacturers of Cross-Linked Polyolefins: Major players like Mitsubishi Chemical, ENEOS Unicar, and Ube Industries.
- - Manufacturers of Electric Cables: Renowned companies such as Sumitomo Electric Industries, Furukawa Electric, SWCC, Fujikura, Tatsuta Electric Wire & Cable, and Tsuda Electric.
- - Manufacturers of Heating Pipes: Companies like Mitsubishi Chemical Infra-Tech, Maezawa Kiyoso Co., Ondo Seisakusho, Inoac, and Mirai Kogyo.
- - Manufacturers of Cross-Linked Polyolefin Foaming Products: Leading entities like Toray, Sekisui Chemical, and Sanwa Chemical.
- - Recyclers of Cross-Linked Polyolefins: Companies adapting to the recycling landscape like Panachemical, Pantech, Refine Burst, and Osen Sangyo.
Professionals interested in the intersection of plastics and sustainability, including trading companies, news organizations, and media outlets, are also invited to attend.
Seminar Agenda
1. Overview of Cross-Linked Polyolefins
2. Advantages and Disadvantages of Cross-Linked Polyolefin Products
3. Current Disposal Methods for Cross-Linked Polyolefin Products
4. Historical Perspective on Recycling From Patents of Cross-Linked Polyolefins
5. Company Initiatives on Cross-Linked Polyolefin Plasticity Utilization through Strategic Infrastructure Technology Advancement Support Project (often called SAPOIN)
6. Current State and Applicable Products of Various Cross-Linked Polyethylene Plasticity
- 6.1 Technology Development
- 6.2 Commercialization (Advantages of Introducing the XPR System)
- 6.3 Summary of the XPR System
7. Current State and Applicable Products of Cross-Linked Polypropylene Plasticity
8. Future Developments
- 8.1 Domestic Strategies
- 8.2 International Expansion
9. Summary
About the Speaker
Takao Shiono, President of Ohashi Co., Ltd., brings a wealth of experience. He graduated from the School of Engineering at the Tokyo University of Science in March 1974 and completed his doctoral studies at the University of Tokyo in March 1979. He has a long track record in power cable, communication cable, and optical fiber cable development and manufacturing, having served in various capacities before establishing Ohashi Co., Ltd. in 2001.
How to Register
To join the webinar, please visit the CMC Research seminar page for application details. Following registration, an email with the viewing URL will be sent to attendees.
For more information and to secure your spot, check out the URL below:
CMC Research Online Seminar Registration
This informative session promises valuable insights into sustainable recycling technologies, making it a must-attend for industry stakeholders looking to innovate and align with global sustainability standards.
Note: The session will be conducted via Zoom, and participants are encouraged to check their technical setup ahead of the seminar date. Recording or filming during the session is strictly prohibited.