Keeling & Walker Ltd., a global leader in the manufacture of Tin Oxides and functional pigments, invites industry professionals to an exclusive technical seminar hosted at our state-of-the-art Research and Development facility in Stoke-on-Trent. As the world moves toward smarter materials and more sustainable industrial processes, the role of specialized metal oxides has never been more critical.
This upcoming event focuses on the latest breakthroughs in Infrared (IR) absorbing materials, Antistatic coatings, and Laser Marking additives. Our technical team will provide an in-depth exploration of how our StanoStat and Irasorb ranges are being integrated into next-generation plastics, ceramics, and glass.
The seminar will feature a guided walkthrough of our new R&D building, showcasing our commitment to innovation and quality assurance under ISO 9001 standards. Attendees will gain firsthand insight into the synthesis of nano-sized inorganic materials developed through our long-standing partnerships with leading academic institutions. We will specifically discuss the application of Tin Oxide in radiation shielding—a burgeoning alternative to lead—and its efficacy in medical and industrial environments.
Beyond the technical presentations, the event serves as a high-level networking platform for engineers and researchers to discuss custom material development. Whether you are looking to enhance the thermal barriers of window films or require high-purity materials for sputtering applications, this seminar provides the collaborative environment needed to solve complex material science challenges. We look forward to welcoming you to the heart of the UK's ceramic and chemical heritage to shape the future of functional pigments.
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