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Membrane Switch Symposium to Meet in Indianapolis

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May 3, 2006

Screen Printing Screen Printing May 2006 Issue

Next month, membrane-switch producers will gather in Indianapolis, IN to explore the newest technology and product offerings in their industry at the 2006 SGIA Membrane Switch Symposium. The event will take place June 13-14 at the Adam’s Mark Hotel, Indianapolis-Airport.

The symposium is co-hosted by Nor-Cote Int’l and American Ultraviolet Co. It offers opportunities for networking, educational sessions, and a trade show. The event also features the Golden Image competition for the membrane-switch/printed-electronics category. This year, symposium topics include inkjet metallization, using screen-printable UV spacers, UV-curing process controls, intelligent membrane switches, RFIDs, international directives, and more.

The event opens with a golf outing on June 13 at Brickyard Crossing, on the grounds of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, followed by a buffet dinner and visit to the trade-show exhibits that evening. For more information, contact SGIA, 10015 Main St., Fairfax, VA 22031-3489, 703-385-1335, fax: 703-273-0456, e-mail: sgia@sgia.org, Web: www.sgia.org.

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