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Neschen Opens Training Center

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14 years ago

June 23, 2010

Screen Printing Screen Printing August 2010 Issue

Elkridge, MD-based Neschen Americas, provider of print and finishing solutions, recently established a Training & Education Center with presentation equipment for teaching aids. The center comprises laminators, laminates, media products, and large-formal printers. Teachers can create customized space layouts for student simulations. The facility includes a workroom, conference room, and expandable classroom for lectures, hands-on demos, and brainstorming sessions. As part of the process, teachers also train students on the how to use the SEAL and Neschen brands of products, including film and liquid laminating equipment and materials, wide-format textile and PVC printing media, self-adhesive vinyl, mounting adhesives and tapes, and display systems.

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