Get Essential Tissue Training this May for Essential Products You Produce

Join the exceptional panel of experts assembled to instruct Tissue 201: Operations and Runnability Course happening May 23 -24 at Miron Construction in Neenah, WI. Tissue 201 course follows two back-to-back tissue courses the week prior in Green Bay, WI. Matching the theme of “Tissue Month” in May are the courses Tissue 101: Properties and Processes Course and Tissue 202: Converting Operations Course.

Build a Stronger Career
Make your plans now to dive into gaining knowledge, insight and solutions to grow your career by attending one of these courses:

Tissue 201: Operations and Runnability course, happening May 23 – 24, has a powerful panel of experts ready to explain the most industry-accepted best practices that will help you:

• Improve overall tissue machine efficiency
• Increase production
• Enhance project softness and bulk
• Optimize performance of consumables, such as blades, chemicals and clothing

Tissue 101: Properties and Processes course, taking place May 15 – 17, offers structured training to provide a solid understanding of tissue properties and how they are impacted by manufacturing processes, helping to effectively achieve production goals and objectives from leading experts, including:

• The basics of tissue sheet structure and properties
• How the manufacturing process affects performance and design
• How to select and apply raw materials to achieve product goals
• How to apply chemicals to increase machine and product performance
• Functions of chemicals in tissue manufacture
• How each tissue machine process creates and effects tissue structure and properties
• The most important variables controlling product quality/variability

Tissue 202: Converting Operation course, held May 17 – 19, is a comprehensive, hands-on learning by top industry leaders that will help students gain insight on the latest processes, technologies and resources available in converting operations to increase productivity, such as:

• Understanding of raw material (tissue reel) properties
• Ability to build awareness of the safety hazards present in typical converting lines
• The impact of each converting sub process on the final product
• How sheet variability impacts each converting sub process

Round Up the Team
Considering attending all three courses and take advantage of discounted pricing when registering your team as a group. Bring together engineers, machine supervisors, operators and suppliers or other technical people who are new to tissue grades for these courses.

Rumor Has It
These top-rated courses have gained the respect and reputation of being a valuable investment to attendees. Rest assured as feedback highlights the high quality of the experience and speakers, broad content on manufacturing, excellent practical information and basic concepts presented very clearly.

Register today as an individual, young professional, new members or group of three or more from the same company for the best rates available.

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