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Newsletter Issue 8 September 2018 ESMA Academy for the first time in English The third edition of the successful ESMA Academy “Industrial Digital Printing” will be held in English on 5-8th November 2018 in Stuttgart. The Advanced Functional and Industrial Printing conference returns to Düsseldorf on 27-28th March 2019 with an even broader approach to printing technologies which serve the production processes of today and near future. ESMA members and non-members are welcome to submit their papers and contribute to an agenda full of learning, inspiration and networking. The conference brings together OEMs, suppliers, printers, researchers and production architects. Following increasing requests from the participants, the four-day course on theoretical and practical aspects of the piezo inkjet process and related topics such as inks, curing and colour management, is now offered in English. Organisers from ESMA, Fraunhofer IPA and Hochschule der Medien (Stuttgart Media University) are building on the success of the two German editions which provided certified know- how to forty attendees from the DACH region. The first alumni of the ESMA Academy praised the comprehensive curriculum with a good balance between theory and practice. For the upcoming edition, the programme remains unchanged and gives an overview of both technology and its applications. Theory blocks include piezo inkjet, inks and substrates, mechatronics and electronics of the printing systems. Practical sessions, held at the work stations in the laboratories of Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation, include ink characterisation, determination of print parameters, drying and cleaning mechanisms, mechanics, fluidics and electronics, quality evaluation and colour management. After the successful completion of the course, each attendee receives a certificate. ESMA Academy is targeted at companies who want to obtain a well-founded overview of digital printing technologies, in order to make educated decisions to what extent inkjet could be integrated into their production process. Course tutors are renowned industry and academic figures, experienced in transferring know-how, the pros and cons of digital processes. For the detailed programme and registration please visit www.esma.com/academy. The next edition of ESMA Academy in German is scheduled for 1-4th April 2019. Organised for the fourth time in its current guise, the AFIP conference is already an established brand on the industrial printing market and yet its formula leaves enough room for innovation and keeps on attracting many newcomers. The previous edition in 2016 provided technology insights and real case scenarios from areas such as automotive, electronics or healthcare, including a speech on printed bio-sensors for diagnostics. One of the delegates, Gregory Gentile from Apple Inc., summed up the event as “an excellent mid-sized venue that focuses on new technology rather than sale of products – a great environment to learn and exchange ideas.” By many considered as the key contribution to their technology roadmap, the conference continues to unite representatives of various market sectors. Next to major hardware, software and ink providers from the screen printing and digital inkjet world, AFIP welcomes input from technology users, emerging start-ups and academic institutions who want to highlight the latest available solutions and the future direction their research is leading them. At the current stage, ESMA calls for submissions preferably on printed electronics, film insert moulding, automotive, in-mould decoration and in-mould electronics, name plates, industrial fascia, membrane switches, touch panels, sensors, printed batteries, anti-counterfeit, brand protection, bio-medical, consumer goods, colour control, functional coatings, printing with graphene, technical glass printing, technical textiles, thin film applications, process control and additive manufacturing. The first confirmed keynote speakers include Prof. Timothy Claypole from the Welsh Centre for Printing and Coating at the Swansea University and Jesper Hassel, CEO of the young Swedish company Mevia. Prof. Claypole will talk about the recent research in fine line printing of functional inks for automotive applications and Jesper Hassel will present Mevia’s “smart pill” technology which employs printing for pharmaceutical packaging. Parallel to a conference programme of at least 20 high-level presentations, the networking part will feature 25 tabletop stands for more in-depth conversations and commercial information exchange. Among the early bird exhibitors are Adphos, Global Inkjet Systems, Grünig-SignTronic, Marabu and Pröll. Advanced Functional and Industrial Printing takes place at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia hotel in Düsseldorf on 27-28th March 2019. The call for papers and an early bird exhibitor booking are now open and all interested companies, as well as research institutes can apply by sending an e-mail to mb@esma. com. For further updates please visit www.afip2019.org. AFIP 2019 to provide new inspirations for print in production AFIP 2019 CONFERENCE | FIRST ESMA ACADEMY IN ENGLISH | HSEP NEWS BULLETIN ON TITANIUM DIOXIDE | ESMA PAVILIONS AT GLASSTEC 2018 AND DRUPA 2020 www.kiwo.de Perfect screen printing & more Screen making chemicals Screen printable adhesives Resists & coatings for ink and binders Dissolved oxygen and total gas sensors UMS Unique Measuring Systems www.ums-gmbh.de September 2018 - ESMA Newsletter 1 © Cyrielle Vernat - VFP Ink Technologies
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Newsletter Issue 8September 2018
ESMA Academy for the first time in EnglishThe third edition of the successful ESMA Academy “Industrial Digital Printing” will be held in English on 5-8th November 2018 in Stuttgart.
The Advanced Functional and Industrial Printing conference returns to Düsseldorf on 27-28th March 2019 with an even broader approach to printing technologies which serve the production processes of today and near future. ESMA members and non-members are welcome to submit their papers and contribute to an agenda full of learning, inspiration and networking. The conference brings together OEMs, suppliers, printers, researchers and production architects.
Following increasing requests from the participants, the four-day course on theoretical and practical aspects of the piezo inkjet process and related topics such as inks, curing and colour management, is now offered in English. Organisers from ESMA, Fraunhofer IPA and Hochschule der Medien (Stuttgart Media University) are building on the success of the two German editions which provided certified know-how to forty attendees from the DACH region.
The first alumni of the ESMA Academy praised the comprehensive curriculum with a good balance between theory and practice. For the upcoming edition, the programme remains unchanged and gives an overview of both technology and its applications. Theory blocks include piezo inkjet, inks and substrates, mechatronics and electronics of the printing systems. Practical sessions, held at the work stations in the laboratories of Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation, include ink characterisation, determination of print parameters, drying and cleaning mechanisms, mechanics, fluidics and electronics, quality evaluation and colour management. After the successful completion of the course, each attendee receives a certificate.
ESMA Academy is targeted at companies who want to obtain a well-founded overview of digital printing technologies, in order to make educated decisions to what extent inkjet could be integrated into their production process. Course tutors are renowned industry and academic figures, experienced in transferring know-how, the pros and cons of digital processes.
For the detailed programme and registration please visit www.esma.com/academy. The next edition of ESMA Academy in German is scheduled for 1-4th April 2019.
Organised for the fourth time in its current guise, the AFIP conference is already an established brand on the industrial printing market and yet its formula leaves enough room for innovation and keeps on attracting many newcomers. The previous edition in 2016 provided technology insights and real case scenarios from areas such as automotive, electronics or healthcare, including a speech on printed bio-sensors for diagnostics. One of the delegates, Gregory Gentile from Apple Inc., summed up the event as “an excellent mid-sized venue that focuses on new technology rather than sale of products – a great environment to learn and exchange ideas.”
By many considered as the key contribution to their technology roadmap, the conference continues to unite representatives of various market sectors. Next to major hardware, software and ink providers from the screen printing and digital inkjet world, AFIP welcomes input from technology users, emerging start-ups and academic institutions who want to highlight the latest available solutions and the future direction their research is leading them.
At the current stage, ESMA calls for submissions preferably on printed electronics, film insert moulding, automotive, in-mould decoration and in-mould electronics, name plates, industrial fascia, membrane switches, touch panels, sensors, printed batteries, anti-counterfeit, brand protection, bio-medical, consumer goods, colour control, functional coatings, printing with graphene, technical glass printing, technical textiles, thin film applications, process control and additive manufacturing.
The first confirmed keynote speakers include Prof. Timothy Claypole from the Welsh Centre for Printing and Coating at the Swansea University and Jesper Hassel, CEO of the young Swedish company Mevia. Prof. Claypole will talk about the recent research in fine line printing of functional inks for automotive applications and Jesper Hassel will present Mevia’s “smart pill” technology which employs printing for pharmaceutical packaging.
Parallel to a conference programme of at least 20 high-level presentations, the networking part will feature 25 tabletop stands for more in-depth conversations and commercial information exchange. Among the early bird exhibitors are Adphos, Global Inkjet Systems, Grünig-SignTronic, Marabu and Pröll.
Advanced Functional and Industrial Printing takes place at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia hotel in Düsseldorf on 27-28th March 2019. The call for papers and an early bird exhibitor booking are now open and all interested companies, as well as research institutes can apply by sending an e-mail to [email protected]. For further updates please visit www.afip2019.org.
AFIP 2019 to provide new inspirations for print in production
AFIP 2019 CONFERENCE | FIRST ESMA ACADEMY IN ENGLISH | HSEP NEWS BULLETIN ON TITANIUM DIOXIDE | ESMA PAVILIONS AT GLASSTEC 2018 AND DRUPA 2020
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© Cyrielle Vernat - VFP Ink Technologies
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a critical substance
for the printing industry. It is used as a white pigment, producing a high degree of opacity, stability and durability. Many ESMA members will therefore be aware of the current issues associated with TiO
2.
Concern with the classification and labelling of the substance became a strong focus for industry and trade bodies, when a harmonised classification proposal for TiO
2
was submitted to the European Chemical’s Agency (ECHA) from ANSES, the French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (On behalf of the French Member State Competent Authority).
The CLP Regulation defines a carcinogen as “a substance or a mixture of substances which induce cancer or increases its incidence. Substances which have induced benign and malignant tumours in well performed experimental studies on animals are considered also to be presumed or suspected human carcinogens unless there is strong evidence that the mechanism of tumour formation is not relevant for humans.”
A proposed harmonised classification is subject to public consultation and evaluation by ECHA’s Risk Assessment Committee (RAC). Once RAC have formed an Opinion, it is submitted to the European Commission for approval. If a harmonised classification is agreed, it is listed in Annex VI to the CLP Regulation. All manufacturers, importers and downstream users must comply with the harmonised classification of a substance.
ANSES acknowledge that the evidence for carcinogenicity from TiO
2 exposure in human
studies is inconclusive, submitting data from studies on rats to support the classification proposal. The studies conclude that rats exposed to significant concentrations of
TiO2 dust suffered “lung overload”, due to
low solubility and bio-persistency of the particles. In essence, TiO
2 particles remained
in the lungs of a number of the rats studied, leading to lung damage. Following evaluation of the data and information submitted, RAC decided on a category 2 carcinogen classification (H351i-suspected of causing cancer by inhalation) for TiO
2. RAC noted that the characteristics
of different forms of untested TiO2 (fibrous/
surface treated) should be subject to evaluation when placed on the market, to determine whether a higher carcinogen category should be applied, and whether other exposure routes for these forms were significant (oral, dermal).
The presence of a carcinogenic substance at fairly low concentration in mixtures usually triggers classification of the product. However, the classification decision was based on respirable forms of TiO
2. Once
diluted in liquid mixtures, TiO2 would not
be available for uptake by inhalation in dust form. This was one of the reasons that the Commission deferred action on titanium dioxide when the classification Opinion from RAC was submitted. The Commission referred the substance to another expert group, the Competent Authorities for REACH and CLP (CARACAL) to consider a number of factors including the applicability of the classification to dispersion in mixtures, and implications for substances with similar profile.
In summary, TiO2 has been challenging
for regulators. There is no conclusion yet on the Annex VI entry for the substance. Consideration of the classification of other similar substances is ongoing, as well as the impact of classification on mixtures containing TiO
2.
More to follow from ESMA on this important issue for members. Titanium dioxide regulation will also be the subject of a workshop held during the upcoming TheIJC on 15 October 2018 (see more at http://theijc.com/workshops), as well as it will be discussed at the next ESMA HSEP Committee meeting, 9 November 2018 in Leuven (www.esma.com/committees/hsep).
HSEP News Bulletin by Elaine Campling from Chemical Compliance Advisory Services Limited and ESMA HSEP Committee.
Member Newsflash
KBA-Kammann is now Koenig und Bauer
Titanium dioxide: The classification debate
SCREEN DIGITAL PAD LIQUID COATINGS
YOUR LINK TO INK www.marabu-inks.com
KBA-Kammann GmbH has been renamed KOENIG & BAUER Kam-mann GmbH following the com-pany’s group rebranding earlier this year. The new name is being accompanied by a new colour concept and graphics. Dedicated to the direct-to-container decorating industry the company is going to launch its new market appearance at upcoming glasstec H12/B33.
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Discounts for ESMA Members
Will you attend ITMA 2019?Registrations are now open for ITMA, the International Textile Ma-chinery Exhibition, held on 20-26th June 2019 at Fira De Barcelona. ITMA is the trendsetting textile and garment technology platform, featuring 1,600 exhibitors and an expected attendance of 120,000. As a supporting organisation, ESMA can offer preferential visitor rates to our members. The 7-day badge is available for 50 EUR (normal price – 125 EUR). Please contact us at [email protected] to obtain the discount code. The offer is valid until 15th May 2019.
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EnvisafeGermany
Consulting for health, safety and environmental protection
www.envisafe.de
DekronGermany
Machines for direct digital decoration of containers
www.dekron.tech
3TGermany
Inkjet consulting for textile, decor printing and [email protected]
Blase HoldingGermany
From design to finishing of screen print products
www.blase.de
David ParkerUnited Kingdom
Screen printing consultant and author
H. J. AmannGermany
Screen-printed transfers and prepress services
www.amann-gmbh.de
Meteor InkjetUnited Kingdom
Inkjet drive electronics, software and componentswww.meteorinkjet.com
Tiger CoatingsAustria
Powder coatings and inks for surface finishing
www.tiger-coatings.com
CalderaFrance
Software for wide format imaging, workflow and signage
www.caldera.eu
ChemStreamBelgium
Research of dispersions, coatings, inks and functional fluidswww.chemstream.be
ColorGATEGermany
Software, RIP and printer driver technology
www.colorgate.com
ColorobbiaSpain
Integrated solutions for digital decorationwww.colorobbia.es
Digital Directwww.digital-direct.eu
TM
Digital Direct TechnologiesUnited Kingdom
Inkjet system development and data path drive electronics
www.digital-direct.eu
EFIBelgium
Industrial inkjet printers, inks and productivity software
www.efi.com
Encres DubuitFrance
Digital, screen and pad printing inks
www.encresdubuit.net
druckprozessGermany
Consultant and supplier for industrial inkjet applications
www.druckprozess.com
EPTA InksItaly
Design, development, and manufacturing of inkswww.eptainks.com
ESCGermany
Screen, digital and pad printing solutions
www.esc-online.de
FimorFrance
Screen printing squeegees, sharpeners and accessories
www.fimor.fr
Fujifilm SISUnited Kingdom
Development of inks and inkjet systems
www.fujifilmsis.com
Gallus Ferd. RüeschSwitzerland
Complete support for the screen printer
www.gallus-group.com
Global Inkjet SystemsUnited Kingdom
Industrial inkjet software, drive electronics and components
www. globalinkjetsystems.com
GrafcoItaly
Specialists in inks and chemical specialities
www.grafco.it
Agfa GraphicsBelgium
Integrated solutions for traditional and inkjet printing
www.agfa.com
WELCOME TO ESMA!Four companies
have recently joined our association
2018 MembersChem. Compliance Advisory Services
United KingdomRegulatory support for
chemical industrywww.chemadvisory.com
Baumer InspectionGermany
Systems for surface inspection and quality supervision
www.baumer.com
AVL Metal PowdersBelgium
Production of aluminium, bronze and copper powderswww.avlmetalpowders.com
CSTGermany
Global supplier of state-of-the-art screen imaging
www.c-s-t.de
GrünigSwitzerland
Screen printing technology to produce the perfect screen
www.grunig.ch
InkJet Consulting
ChristiaensJCiInkJet Consulting Christiaens
Germany Inkjet chemistry, workflow and
colour [email protected]
Gabler DruckGermany
Printing services and advertising technologies
www.gabler24.de
Armor Industrial InksGermany
Development and manufacturing of inkjet inks
www.armor-group.com
Industrial Print SolutionsGermany
Development and consulting for industrial print process
Insights 4 Print.CEO
insights4print.ceoBelgium
Sharing the insights, improving your businesswww.insights4print.ceo
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Lotus HollandThe Netherlands
Screen cleaning and developing systems
www.lotusholland.com
K-Flow ConsultingGermany
Software development and consulting for colour mgmt
www.kflow.de
Division of Kissel + WolfGermany
Screen making chemicals, adhesives, resists and coatings
www.kiwo.de
LechlerItaly
Paints for industry, refinish, decorative, yachting and habitat
www.lechler.it
LMNSThe Netherlands
Independent business development services
www.lmns.nl
MacDermid AutotypeUnited Kingdom
Precision coated films and blended liquids
www.macdermidautotype.com
MarabuGermany
Printing inks and liquid coatings
www.marabu-inks.com
MutohBelgium
Large format printers and sign-cutting plotters
www.mutoh.eu
NatgraphUnited Kingdom
Manufacturer of conveyorised dryerswww.natgraph.co.uk
NazdarUnited Kingdom
UV, solvent and water-based inks for digital, screen and flexo
www.nazdar.com
Nor-CoteUnited Kingdom
UV-curable screen printing inkswww.norcote.com
PrintcolorSwitzerland
Inks for screen, pad, flexo rotogravure and offset
www.printcolor.ch
PrintrixBelgium
Consulting for large format digital textile printers
www.printrix.eu
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MartinenghiItaly
Machines for manufacturing aluminium cans and tubeswww.martinenghi.com
MegnajetUnited Kingdom
Manufacturer of compact ink management systemswww.megnajet.com
Luc Van DammeBelgium
Inkjet engineeringconsultancy
RK SiebdrucktechnikGermany
Squeegee blades, squeegee grinders and peripherals
www.rk-siebdruck.de
Mesh & Screen Technology
PVFGermany
Precision mesh and solutions for industrial applications
www.pvfgmbh.de
Roland DGBelgium
Wide format printers and integrated printer/cutters
www.rolanddg.eu
RUCO DruckfarbenGermany
Inks for gravure, flexographic, screen, offset and padwww.ruco-inks.com
Quadpack ImpressionsSpain
Packaging decoration and finishing
www.quadpack.com
SaatiItaly
Advanced technical textiles and chemicals
www.saati.com
SefarSwitzerland
Precision mesh solutions for screen printing
www.sefar.com
SensientUnited Kingdom
Inkjet inks for any media or printing technologywww.sensient.com
Koenig & Bauer KammannGermany
Screen and offset printing machines for decoration
www.kammann.de
Kammann SpezialmaschinenGermany
Machines for digital decoration of shaped articleswww.ksm-spezialmaschinen.de
Intrinsiq MaterialsUnited Kingdom
Copper inks and pastes forprinted electronics
www.intrinsiqmaterials.com
IsimatGermany
Screen and hybrid screen-flexo printing machines
www.isimat.de
The ESMA pavilion is the place-to-be for all interested in the latest solutions for glass decoration at glasstec, 23-26 October 2018 at Messe Düsseldorf. ESMA members present screen, digital and pad technologies for flat and hollow objects, in applications ranging from packaging, through to architectural, automotive and appliance glass. Surrounded by printing systems, vision inspection devices, coatings, inks and other consumables, the visitors to ESMA booth in hall 12 D45 can also take advantage of expert advice.
“Since the last fair edition in 2016, there seems to be a clear revival of the glass industry and this was confirmed last year during our successful GlassPrint conference”, says Peter Buttiens, CEO of ESMA. “Printing on glass is much more than the traditional decorative processes. On one hand, special effects are pushing new limits, and at the same time, solutions for technical glass are in high demand, offering a combination of different functional printing technolo-gies for applications in smartphones, touch panels or wearables.”
All visitors to both ESMA and “Glass Worldwide” (hall 13, A40) booths can register their interest for the upcoming GlassPrint – the only conference dedicated to glass decoration. Powered by glasstec, GlassPrint offers now free day tickets to the exhibition. Glass deco-ration experts who register on time at www.glassprint.org/glasstec-tickets will receive a voucher for a one-day ticket, copy of “Glass Worldwide” with extended show guide, “2018-19 Guide to Glass Decoration” and “ESMA Newsletter”. Number of tickets is limited so the first come first serve rule applies.
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Sun ChemicalUnited Kingdom
Inks for all applications
www.sunchemical.com
TiflexFrance
Substrates, inks and technologies for screen and digital
www.tiflex.fr
Division of Kissel + Wolf Germany
Stencil making products and chemicals for screen printing
www.ulano.eu
VFPFrance
High-tech industrial inks and varnishes
www.vfp-ink-technologies.com
ESMA at glasstec 2018
12 members showcase functional and decorative glass printing
2018 Members
DID YOU KNOW?THERE ARE 3
MEMBERSHIP LEVELSRanging from 500 to
3,900 EUR in yearly feesFind out more atwww.esma.com
ESMA pavilions at drupa 2020 are filling up
Tichawa VisionGermany
Manufacturer of optical sensors and cameras
www.tichawa-vision.com
ThiemeGermany
Screen and digital printing systemswww.thieme.eu
UMSGermany
Customised solutions for oxygen measuring
www.ums-gmbh.de
www.eptanova.com
The first ESMA members have already booked their space inside the ESMA pavilions at drupa 2020, the world’s no. 1 show for printing technologies.
SignTronicSwitzerland
CtS direct exposing technology and screen automationwww.signtronic.com
SPS TechnoscreenGermany
Cylinder line equipment for sheet fed screen printing
www.sps-technoscreen.com
Stephan GeitelSwitzerland
Digital textile printing consultancy www.digital-textile-printing-
consultant.com
SoftconGermany
Consulting and sales management for digital printing
www.softcon.biz
Several hundred thousand visitors are expected at the next drupa which takes place on 16-26th June 2020 at Messe Düsseldorf. Following a long-term partnership with the show organisers, as well as the expectations of our members, ESMA has reserved pavilion space in hall 3 (dedicated to screen and industrial printing) and in hall 6 (digital printing and printed electronics). The joint pavilion surface amounts to 600 sqm, to be divided into several islands.
Armor Industrial Inks, Europa Siebdruckmaschinen-Centrum, Fimor, Global Inkjet Systems, Kissel+Wolf and SPS Technoscreen have already joined the ESMA pavilion and further requests are welcome. The price per sqm of exhibition space starts from 370 EUR (with a minimum of 12 sqm) and priority is given to members who participated in drupa 2016. One of the pavilion islands is dedicated to ESMA Lounge partners and smaller members. An ESMA Lounge Member package includes company name on the wall, brochure holder, catering, table, chairs and a glass cabinet.
To apply for your exhibition space at drupa 2020 and discuss the most suitable offer, please contact [email protected].
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Save the dateESMA events in 2018-2019 and beyondOrganiser of application and technology-based educational events, ESMA will also be present at the major trade shows – with advantageous pavilion terms for our members. We are looking forward to meeting you at ESMA conferences, industry fairs or during the committee meetings where we discuss future developments of the association.
Glasstecwww.glasstec-online.comESMA will be present at glasstec with a pavilion dedicated to printing and decoration. We welcome you in hall 12 together with Amann, Fimor, Gallus, KIWO, Proell, RUCO, Saati, Sefar, SPS, Sun Chemical, Tichawa Vision and Tiflex.
23-26October2018
Düsseldorf
ESMA HSEP Committee MeetingThe Health, Safety and Environmental Protection Committee comes together to discuss the latest regulatory issues, incl. REACH, GHS, MSDS, CLP and nano materials.Members register via [email protected]
9Novemb.
2018
Leuven
ESMA General AssemblyThe yearly gathering of our association, open to all members and technology partners. Members register via www.esma.com/committees/hsep.
15March2019
Barcelona
ESMA Academy “Industrieller Digitaldruck”www.esma.com/akademieThe 3rd edition of ESMA Academy in German.
1-4April2019
Stuttgart
Kwww.k-online.comA member pavilion including EPTA, Marabu, Sefar and Sun Chemical will represent ESMA at the world’s premier fair for the plastics and rubber industry.
16-23October2019
Düsseldorf
drupawww.drupa.comMembers can now apply for exhibition space in ESMA pavilions in halls 3 and 6 at the world’s largest print fair.Please write to [email protected].
16-26June2020
Düsseldorf
ESMA Academy “Industrial Digital Printing”www.esma.com/academyOrganised for the first time in English, the Academy offers basis know-how and certified hands-on inkjet training in the laboratories of the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing and Automation.
5-8Novemb.
2018
Stuttgart
Advanced Functional & Industrial Printing Conference (AFIP)www.afip2019.orgAn umbrella event with the broadest approach to speciality print applications, which continues to educate about print in production.Interested in presenting? Please write to [email protected].
27-28March2019
Düsseldorf
The Inkjet Conference (TheIJC) USAwww.usa.theijc.comFollowing the success of the inaugural 2018 edition, TheIJC once again brings the latest updates on all inkjet applications across the Atlantic.Interested in presenting? Please write to [email protected].
22-23May2019
Chicago
The Inkjet Conference (TheIJC) EUwww.theijc.comThe 6th edition of the world’s leading platform for all those involved in inkjet engineering and chemistry for industrial applications.Interested in presenting? Please write to [email protected].
29-30October2019
Düsseldorf
GlassPrint Conferencewww.glassprint.orgThe 8th edition of Europe’s only event dedicated to flat, hollow and automotive glass decoration.Interested in presenting? Please write to [email protected].
27-28Novemb.
2019
Düsseldorf
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