Chatsworth Hall Pte LtdChatsworth Hall Pte Ltd
“Strategies for the Continuous Pursuit of Knowledge”
Chatsworth-Hall, set up in 1999, is engaged in all aspects of training and technology transfer related to the chemical, petrochemical and polymer industries - those industries that utilise advanced materials and process technology. Chatsworth-Hall is dedicated to assisting companies in Singapore and the region to acquire the latest knowledge and cutting-edge expertise from leading R&D establishments and international companies from around the globe, in order for them to develop market leadership through the development of new products and processes.
The principals of the Company have wide academic, consulting and industrial experience in the chemicals, petrochemicals, polymer and advanced materials sectors, with a combined total of over 60 years, primarily within the Asia-Pacific region. Hence we are in tune with what companies require and can more effectively apply our expertise and experience to finding the right solution.
The Company focuses on three main areas associated with training needs and upgrading the skills of individuals:
As at the end of May 2008, thirteen successful two-day open courses and three in-house company courses, have been held in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Qatar, entitled:
"Plastics Technology - An Intensive Training Course"
Reifenhauser 
Moldex
.... run by Chatsworth Hall Pte Ltd in association with enys international pte ltd
This two-day course, which is part of Chatsworth Hall's "Materials Technology Forum", offers a thorough and comprehensive coverage of the main aspects of plastics materials – commodity and engineering thermoplastics, thermoplastic elastomers and thermosets – as well as the major fabrication processes, with emphasis on injection moulding, compounding and additives, process ancillary equipment and testing.
The course therefore serves a wide range of interest groups from non-technical personnel working within the plastic and related industries – including OEM companies engaged in electronics manufacturing, medical devices, packaging, telecommunications etc - to technical personnel and sales staff, already knowledgeable in their own field of application, yet who may require a refresher course or more fundamental coverage of other aspects of plastics technology – as such, though not specifically aimed at process personnel, it will benefit higher level engineering and management staff.
A new one-day course entitled :
Arburg
"The Theory and Practice of Injection Moulding"
is also offered as a stand alone course or alongside the plastics technology course.
Further details can be found at TRAINING COURSES
Examples of specific workshops run to-date, include:
- "Conductive Plastics for Electronic Applications"
- "Systems Optimization through Statistical Process Control"
- “Specialized Carbon Blacks”
- "Technology of Injection Moulding of Metals and Ceramics”
- “Rapid Prototyping - Accelerating Concept to Reality”
In addition to Workshops and Training Courses, Chatsworth Hall is also involved in organising specialised seminars and conferences.
> In March 2004, a two-day conference on "Thermoplastic Elastomers - New Materials, Processing and Applications" was held alongside the T-Plas 2004 Exhibition at BITEC in Bangkok, Thailand. This conference was sponsored by PolyOne, Dow Corning, RTP and Zylog Plastalloys.
> In November 2005, a 2nd TPE conference was held in Mumbai, India, at the ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton Hotel, attended by 200 delegates. This conference was sponsored by Reliance, DSM, Bayer, Plastindia Foundation, Technovinyl Polymers, Zylog Plastalloys, Ferromatik Milacron, Synoprene Polymers, Dow, Bhimrajka and Hydro S&S.
> In October 2006, the first conference on engineering plastics, entitled "Innovations in High Performance Engineering Thermoplastics" was held at the Marriott Hotel in Singapore.
> In October 2007, the 3rd TPE Conference was held at the Marriott Hotel in Singapore. This conference was sponsored by Degussa and RTP.
> In November 2007, the 2nd Conference devoted to Engineering Plastics was held at Le Meridien Hotel in Pune, India, with over 250 delegates.
> In May 2008, the 1st conference devoted to Injection Moulding Technology was held alongside the ASEANPLAS exhibition
PLUS one additional
conference in 2008 to be held in Mumbai, India, on Nov 6th &
7th entitled:
"Tech-Trends in Injection Moulding"
further details of which can be found at www.plexiumindia.com
In India, all conferences are jointy organised together with associate company
contact Chatworth Hall Pte Ltd for more details
