Zotefoams plc will host a webinar on 8 December examining the performance of protective foam used in military equipment cases and the risks associated with contamination, outgassing and long-term material performance.
The 45-minute session will focus on why packaging that passes inspection can still fail in operational conditions, particularly as military cases increasingly carry drones, optical equipment, sensors and electronic devices.
The company will examine how volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, fogging and other contaminants can affect sensitive equipment stored inside sealed protective cases.
As military technology becomes increasingly reliant on electronics and optical systems, the materials used to protect equipment during storage and transportation are becoming more important. Foam performance can affect whether equipment remains clean, protected and operational when required.
The webinar will cover the risks associated with current case foam materials and the factors that should be considered when selecting protective inserts.
Zotefoams representatives Daniel Procter, Business Development Manager, Iona Williams, Application Engineer, and Jessica Zahn, Business Development Manager, will lead the session.
Two sessions will take place on 8 December, at 10am and 5pm GMT. The later session will also accommodate participants in the US, taking place at 9am PST.
10AM (GMT):
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5PM (GMT) / 9AM (PST):
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Those unable to attend will be able to access a recording after the webinar by registering in advance.
Zotefoams plc (LON:ZTF) are the leading provider of high-performance, lightweight foams, delivering unmatched purity, quality and innovation to diverse markets worldwide.
