New sessions and revised agenda top the list of reasons to attend April 2008 event in Philadelphia.
Oklahoma City, OK – Maxcess International, a world leader in the supply of engineered components for the web handling industry, announced today the addition of lay-on roll technology, more hands-on sessions and a plant tour to the agenda for Conference Week 2008, to be held April 21 – 25 in Philadelphia, PA.
Keith Hamilton of Deacro will describe the technology of lay-on rolls, which will complement evolved content from Fife, MAGPOWR and Tidland on guiding, tension, slitting and winding technology. The weeklong curriculum will offer attendees an intensive view of web handling, from general theory to the detailed application of technology. Additional opportunities for hands-on training and a plant tour have been added to foster further discussion on converting techniques and practices.
“I came because we had issues with film that is wound really tightly. The classes gave me techniques and ideas about what we need to do to improve our operations,” said Tom Marion of L&L Products and a graduate of Conference Week 2007. “It’s interesting to see how everyone has the same sort of problems, just different ways of looking at them.”
Maxcess University reflects a commitment by Maxcess International to empower the customer with access to information on the latest technology and the training on how to use it properly, in formats that are easily accessed for multiple styles of learning. Content for the University reflects expertise of Fife, MAGPOWR and Tidland in Winding, Slitting, Guiding, and Tension Control product categories.
To learn more about Maxcess University Conference Week, visit www.maxcessu.com or call (800) 639-3433 to register.