Aluminum Extrusion Technology Seminar & Exposition
COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL CONFERENCE
The ET Seminar is a comprehensive technical event that addresses virtually every facet of the aluminum extrusion industry through its quality programming, which spans across three days. ET has a reputation for a commitment to excellence that is highly respected by those in and around the aluminum extrusion industry.
A SUCCESSFUL ET' 24
ET ’24, which was held April 30 through May 2, 2024, in Orlando, Florida, featured more than 120 technical papers delivered over two days covering topics related to aluminum extrusion process, applications, sustainability, management and more. A total of 1,250 professionals attended ET Week, which included six in-conjunction classes and workshops before and after ET.
The ET Expo included more than 100 exhibits where suppliers of aluminum extrusion industry products and services connected directly with decision-makers representing every aspect of the aluminum extrusion business.
The Best Papers of ET '24 were delivered during the Opening General Session (including the Overall Best Paper of ET '24) on Tuesday, April 30 and the Closing General Session on Thursday, May 2. These ground-breaking papers were delivered by the award-winning authors in person providing each delegate an opportunity to see history in the making! All papers at the ET Seminar, including the Award-winning papers, are used as a reference resource for improving operations now and into the future.
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ET LEARNING, COLLABORATION & NETWORKING
Delegates from around the world gather to hear about the latest industry developments from the brightest minds in business and academia. At the core of the ET program are the technical sessions, and technical papers must be of the highest caliber to be accepted for presentation. All of the research is new or updated, which makes ET unique in the industry!
ET Papers are Subject to Copyright
Papers published by the Extrusion Technology for Aluminum Profiles Foundation (“ET Foundation”) in The Proceedings of the ET Seminar are subject to copyright. No part of The Proceedings, including individual papers submitted by authors for The Proceedings, may be reproduced in any form without the express written permission of the ET Foundation.