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The speaker's education and professional experience
Dr. Prof. Vito LEO is a physicist by training, and has been working for more than 35 years in the field of Polymer Processing and Physics. He has been particularly active in the field of Injection Molding of Thermoplastics and the use of Finite Element Numerical Simulation of this process, and currently works more in the field of Mechanical performance of plastics.
He works for the largest chemical company in Belgium providing the biggest portfolio of engineering polymers and compounds in this Industry. He also teaches a second Master’s course at ULB/VUB (Brussels University), to students of the Engineering Faculty.
Since 2000, he has provided training courses to the Plastic Industry and has been particularly active in Denmark and France. Simpatec is also organizing our public seminars in Germany (English language). Although the language may initially appear as a barrier for people not sufficiently fluent in English, the author uses a very clear, simple and undestandable English language, as can be confirmed by past participants in Germany.
Welcome to BIMS SEMINARS !
Our mission is to provide to the Plastics Industry the most effective and innovative training courses on Plastic Technology.
Our 2 day's training on Injection Molding (now referred to as "BIMS-1") has been presented 120 times over the years and BIMS-2 (Understanding Mechanical Properties of Plastics) already 23 times since we started end 2013. Total number of people trained so far is above 2400 participants from Scandinavia, France, Germany...
We will keep offering this well established training, both in public sessions and private settings on request. Details about dates to come and seminar content are available on the relevant pages of this website.
Understanding Injection Molding of Thermoplastics
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The key to Optimum Plastic Part Design
BIMS-1
End of 2013, we initiated a new series of seminars called :
Understanding Mechanical Properties of Thermoplastics
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The key to material selection, part design and performance
BIMS-2
Seventeen sessions presented to date for this second training, and many more scheduled
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