Best Practices on the Corrugator Course Set for June 25 -27
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The TAPPI Best Practices on the Corrugator Course, June 25-27 at the TAPPI Training Center in Peachtree Corners, Ga., USA.
Top 10 Reasons to Register for TAPPI's Best Practices on the Corrugator Course:
#10 Gain the knowledge you need to troubleshoot most operational problems.
#9 Learn how you can maintain quality while reaching maximum corrugator speeds.
#8 Network with peers to find solutions to your quality issues.
#7 See on-site videos of conditions producing defects and how they can be resolved.
#6 Learn from industry-renown instructors Tom Pearce, Pearce Corrugated Consulting; Dan Dyson, Vice President of Production for Avista Solutions International, Inc.; Jon Porter, Senior Instructor/Process Specialist, Fosber America; Robin A. Sommers, Engineering Manager, Donahue & Associates; and Peter Snyder, National Account Salesman, Harper/Love Adhesive.
#5 Bring your defects to the experts—and to your colleagues in the room—to get guidance on how to overcome your production problems.
#4 Find out how you can get the maximum yield of boxes from the paperboard consumed.
#3 Take home new ideas and operational methods to improve production.
#2 Analyze your mill's specific problems with course instructors and explore possible solutions.
And the Number 1 reason why you should register for the 2013 TAPPI Best Practices on the Corrugator Course is...
With all of these great reasons, how can you not afford to?
Last year's course sold out, so here's your chance to attend. If you work with a corrugator, this is your opportunity to learn how to:
- Increase productivity and improve quality
- Reduce excess waste
- Adopt the "Centerline Process" to achieve a product that is consistent on every shift
- Maintain quality while reaching maximum corrugator speeds
- Get the maximum yield of boxes from the paperboard consumed
- Troubleshoot the most common operational problems
- Recognize critical properties of paperboard, starch, adhesive, and how to control warp.
What to Bring with You: Your questions and issues related to corrugator operations and samples of your defects.
What You'll Take Home: New ideas and operational methods to improve production.
Want to know more? Here's the Proposed Course Schedule.
Put June 25-27 on your calendar and register now to lock in your participation before seats fill.
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