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Presentation slides are available for download.

The on-demand recording will be available from December 2026.

Looking for the right EVA to meet your performance and formulation needs?

From high VA content and unique formulation requirements to demanding application performance, choosing the right EVA grade can make all the difference.
With a broad range of VA contents and melt flow rates, specialized high-VA grades, and technical support for formulation development, EVAFLEX™ offers more possibilities for your application.
 
 Watch our webinar to discover practical EVAFLEX™ solutions for Wire & Cable, Foaming, and Ink applications.

 

WHAT YOU WILL LERAN:

Choosing the right EVA grade can make a significant difference in achieving your target performance.
 
In this webinar, we introduce the unique capabilities of EVAFLEX™, including its broad range of VA contents and MFRs, specialized high-VA grades, and options for various
formulation needs.
 

Through practical examples and performance data from Wire & Cable, Foaming & Footwear, and Ink applications, we will show how the right EVAFLEX™ grade can help meet different performance and formulation requirements.

WEBINAR DETAILS:

 
Date Time Language Format
2026-09-02 17:00-17:20 (JST) English Online webinar
Perfect for:
  • Material and Formulation Engineers
  • Technical Service and Application Development Professionals
  • Product and Technical Marketing Professionals
  • Purchasing and Material Sourcing Professionals
Particularly for professionals working with EVA in Wire & Cable, Foaming, Footwear, and Ink applications.

 

SPEAKER:

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Ryoko Morita
Markeing Manager, Dow-Mitsui Polychemicals Co., Ltd.
 
Ryoko Morita has been a marketing manager at Dow-Mitsui Polychemicals Co., Ltd. since 2020, on secondment from Dow Chemical Japan Co., Ltd. Her work focuses on application development and digital marketing initiatives across consumer & industrial segments.