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M&R to Host T&J Screen Printing Supply’s ‘Print University’ on March 8-9, 2017

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7 years ago

February 21, 2017

The M&R Companies are pleased to provide the venue for T&J Printing Supply’s two-day Print University training program. Participants will also get a tour of M&R’s new state-of-the art manufacturing facility.

According to T&J, “This will be a hands-on event, and whether you are new to screen printing or have been printing for your entire life, you can benefit from this class. Industry Leaders from major manufacturers of screen printing supplies and equipment will be available to answer questions and help you become as efficient and profitable as possible.”

Print University topics (and presenting companies) include:

• Choosing the correct mesh and emulsion (Murakami)
• Applying emulsion and burning screens (Kiwo & Ulano)
• Choosing the correct ink for each application (Rutland & Matsui)
• Registration and Printing (T&J, Rutland, Matsui, and M&R)
• Cleanup and screen reclamation (Easiway)
• Equipment maintenance (M&R)

The registration fee for Print University is $100 per attendee. Lunch is included. Classes will be conducted from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day.

Print University events will also take place on June 13-14, September 13-14, and December 6-7, 2017.

For more information or to register for Print University, go to http://www.tandjsupply.com/print-university.html or call T&J at 877.836.1337.

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