David Savastano, Editor07.15.21
In the 1950s, the National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers (NAPIM) introduced the National Printing Ink Research Institute (NPIRI) Summer Course, and throughout the years, the NAPIM Summer Course has provided graphic arts professionals training in inks, raw materials, equip-ment and printing.
This year, the 2021 NAPIM Summer Course will be held virtually from Aug. 2-6, 2021. While the summer course would be able to provide the hands-on experience that goes along with the sessions taught by industry experts, there is plenty to offer.
“The 2021 course will be our first virtual NAPIM Summer Course, and we’ve adapted this year’s course to be effective and interesting in a virtual format,” said George Fuchs, NAPIM’s director of regulatory affairs and technology. “All of the Summer Course ‘hands-on’ demonstrations – press runs, testing, equipment configuration, interactive sessions – have been adapted to work in an online format.”
Fuchs noted
This year, the 2021 NAPIM Summer Course will be held virtually from Aug. 2-6, 2021. While the summer course would be able to provide the hands-on experience that goes along with the sessions taught by industry experts, there is plenty to offer.
“The 2021 course will be our first virtual NAPIM Summer Course, and we’ve adapted this year’s course to be effective and interesting in a virtual format,” said George Fuchs, NAPIM’s director of regulatory affairs and technology. “All of the Summer Course ‘hands-on’ demonstrations – press runs, testing, equipment configuration, interactive sessions – have been adapted to work in an online format.”
Fuchs noted
Continue reading this story and get 24/7 access to Ink World for FREE
Ink World magazine has tracked the growth of the ink industry and its allied industries through years of changes, technology, evolution, consolidation and market development. No other magazine has been around for as long or covered as much of the global printing ink business. This website is dedicated to providing in-depth industry coverage and late-breaking news.
FREE SUBSCRIPTION
