Nonwoven Manufacturing Process Fundamentals
Course Dates
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Dec 06, 2010 - Dec 10, 2010
$1,495.00 per registrant [Register online]
$1,195.00 for NCRC members [Register online]
$1,195.00 for additional registrants from the same company [Register online]
*Company names must match to receive discount
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Dec 05, 2011 - Dec 09, 2011
$1,495.00 per registrant [Register online]
$1,195.00 for NCRC members [Register online]
$1,195.00 for additional registrants from the same company [Register online]
*Company names must match to receive discount
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Course Overview
In this course you will learn about the fundamental chemical and physical make up and properties of materials used in nonwovens fabrics and the manufacturing processes used to produce nonwovens. Nonwoven Manufacturing Process Fundamentals covers the relationships between the structural properties of nonwovens and the production process. This course is a bridge between our introductory course to nonwovens and advanced courses focused on specific aspects of nonwovens processes.
A B.S. degree in engineering, textiles or nonwovens on the job is suggested.
What you will learn:
- Introduction to polymers, fibers, and materials
- Learn the fundamentals of nonwoven processes and products including fiber formation, web formation, bonding technologies, and finishing
- Understand the material-structure-property relationships.
- Learn about applications for nonwoven fabrics
- Gain laboratory experience in NCRC's state-of-the-art pilot facilities
Why attend...
In this course you will learn about the fundamental chemical and physical make-up and properties of materials used in nonwovens fabrics and the manufacturing processes used to produce nonwovens. The course covers the relationships between the structural properties of nonwovens and the production process, providing an effective bridge between an introductory course to nonwovens and advanced courses focused on specific aspects of nonwovens processes.
Who should attend...
Anyone involved in the nonwovens business who needs a better understanding of nonwoven processes and products. A B.S. degree in engineering, textiles or nonwovens or on the job experience is suggested.
For example:
- R&D
- Manufacturing Managers
- Product Development
- Production Supervisors
- Maintenance & Plant Engineers
- Quality Control
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