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ESMA Reveals 2017 Calendar

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January 16, 2017

Steve Duccilli Screen Printing January 2017 Issue

The schedule for ESMA’s annual fall events has been set for 2017.

The Inkjet Conference will be held at the Swissotel Düsseldorf in Nuess, Germany. On October 24-25, attendees will hear from featured speakers including Yoshinori Domae (Seiko), Thomas Benen (Microtrac), Matthew Bernasconi (STS Inks), and Tanja Bizjak (Excelitas Technologies). Inkjet engineering topics will range from nano particles to conductive inks and more.

The schedule for ESMA’s annual fall events has been set for 2017.

The second edition of the Direct Container Print conference will run November 27-28 at the Radisson Blue Scandinavia Hotel in Düsseldorf, Germany. According to ESMA, printers, packaging manufacturers, and brand owners will explore the potential of direct-to-shape container decoration on plastics, including bottles, tubes, cups, and pots for the food, beverage, cosmetics, personal care, and pharmaceuticals markets.

The GlassPrint conference will directly follow the Direct Container Print event at the Radisson, November 29-30. Programming is yet to be announced, but past topics have included energy efficiency, automation, and the challenges of working with hollow glass.

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