Training Overview

Developed in the Clemson tradition of hands-on, individualized training, programs assure a solid, practical foundation by involving each participant in appropriate press operation and trouble-shooting of print problems on press.

Training is dedicated to the understanding of the printing/converting processes and not to the function of the machine. When requested, classes can be and have been conducted for the purpose of machine training.

Training, in the form of 2 and 3 day infomercials has been conducted for paper and plate companies wishing to make perspective clients aware of the advantages of their products. This type of presentation has also worked well for companies wishing to educate their own employees.

Note: Training can be tailored to fit the needs of any company wishing a specific topic or concept covered.

Due to Scheduling and other business activities, there is a 45 day Cancelation Policy. Any cancelation prior to 45 days from the start of the course will not be charged. Cancelation after the cancelation day will result in full charges. Sorry for any inconvinience.

Beginning 7/01/03, Any new bookings for training will require a 50% deposit to hold any date. For further details, please contact Kern Cox @ 864-646-5749.

Who
Individuals working in or associated with the combined corrugated industry.

Emphasis
Methods for producing enhanced graphics on combined corrugated board.

Press Equipment
Bobst 160: 4-color outfitted to run waterbased inks with 2-roll plus doctor blade and chamber blade ink systems. Press is equipped with driers and a sheet cleaner.

Corrugated Training Profile (Syllabus)

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This PDF document gives current, detailed information and specifications regarding corrugated training and testing. (Approx. 50K)

Class Registration

• Single person registration is handled by the AICC at (703) 836-2422.
• Companies wishing to attend please contact Randy Carter at Print/Con, (864) 646-5749.

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