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INDA Announces New CAB 2012 Conference

24 Nov '11

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Recognizing a need for an inclusive conference to service the needs of multiple production and bonding technologies and the converter segment, INDA, the leading Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, will hold their new CAB™ 2012 Converting and Bonding Conference from April 17-19, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency in Greenville, S.C.

CAB™ 2012 is an expansion and replacement of INDA's highly successful Needle-punch® Conference. The new conference will encompass the full range of nonwoven bonding technologies, including needle-punch, chemical, spray, foam, powder, stitch, thermal, through air and ultrasonic, plus the latest in converting technologies and applications.

“Our Needle-punch conference served the industry well for many years. However, to respond to industry needs, the conference was expanded to include all other bonding technologies and converting,” explains INDA President Rory Holmes. “We expect CAB™ to be valuable information and networking event for a wide range of nonwovens producers, converters and their customers.”

The CAB™ 2012 program highlights include:

• Latest converting applications using ultrasonic, coating, laminating, water jet, and laser technologies
• New market opportunities and applications in medical, military, alternative energy, automotive, geotextiles, building/construction, protective barriers and more
• New capabilities in converting
• Machinery innovations
• Bonding and converting tutorials
• Innovations in thermal and other bonding technologies
• Latest trends and developments in sustainability, raw materials and governmental affairs
• Table-tops and receptions to maximize networking opportunities

INDA is the leading global association of the nonwoven fabrics industry. Since 1968, INDA has provided a variety of industry focused networking events to help members increase sales and market share. INDA is the nonwoven industry's premier source for market leading education, global forecasts, testing standards and trend reports which provides members the information and knowledge to better plan and execute their business. Through its on-the-ground efforts in Washington DC, INDA provides members a strong voice within government on topics that affect the nonwovens industry.

Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry