Printing and Converting Research Center
Introduction to the Flexographic Process
Location: Godfrey Hall, Clemson, SC
Coordinator: Rory Marsoun, marsoun@clemson.edu or Kern Cox, kernc@clemson.edu
Type: 4 Day Workshop
Class Size: 4-6
Course Fee: $995
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 Dates Available
  • September 15-18
  • January 13-16
Course Outline (with topics) and Detailed Pricing
Course Information
This class is geared towards individuals in need of a fundamental knowledge of the flexographic printing process. The class is taught mixing hands-on training and formal instruction in a flexo printing environment. Each trainee creates and completes two print jobs starting in design and following through printing. The trainee will come out of the class understanding the function of flexography in the printing industry and all elements required for a company to produce a finished product including layout, trapping and distortion, plate-making, proofing, ink station set up, ink maintenance, press operation, diecutting and quality control.
What You Will Learn
  • How flexo compares to all printing processes
  • Flexo market segments and products printed
  • A thorough understanding of anilox rolls and applications
  • Specifications for flexo plates, proofs, presses, and inking systems
  • A hands-on evaluation of all steps required to produce a 1-color and 3-color flexo printed label, designed for SUCCESS
Testimonials

"(Intro to Flexo)...was an invaluable tool in my ongoing education and a tremendous foundation on which to build. I look forward to working with you in our future endeavors to test our technology."

Chris Green, Business Development Manager, PRP Flexo