Webinars

How to Deal with Misleading Environmental Claims Related to Print and Paper

01 Mar 2012 Presenter: Phil is President and COO of Two Sides U.S., a non-profit that that promotes the responsible use of print and paper, as well as the unique sustainability features of print and paper.

How to Use Rheology to Characterize and Formulate Nanofiber Based Materials

17 Nov 2016 Presenter: Yaman Boluk, University of Alberta

Improving Sustainability with QCS Life Cycle Management

11 May 2015 Since inception, Quality Control Systems (QCS) have played an integral role in the quality and efficiency of the paper industry. However, there are instances when needed capital dollars for upgrades are just not available. Agility is therefore required to sustain the life of the QCS while maintaining or improving profitability.

Improving Winder Safety

16 Aug 2016

Increasing Paper Machine Agility with a Novel Grade Change Concept

20 Mar 2013 A narrow grade mix and long grade runs were once common. Not today. Most machines make a wider set of products with many grade changes.

Introduction to Emulsion Polymers

13 Nov 2017 This webinar is presented by Ioan Marcu, Lubrizol and brought to you by the NET Division

Introduction to Nonwovens Processes Part 2

06 Feb 2015 Dr. Roy M. Broughton Jr. is Professor Emeritus, Polymer and Fiber Engineering, Auburn University, Auburn AL. Dr. Broughton graduated from North Carolina State University first in Pulp and Paper Technology then in Polymer and Fiber Science.

Introduction to Nonwovens Processes Part I

31 Jan 2014 Presenting this webinar are Christina Ruiz and Sneha Swaminathan of Holligsworth & Vose. Christina Ruiz is a Technology Scout for the R&D group at Hollingsworth & Vose. After working in the mineral processing industry with roles ranging from product and process development to quality management, Christina joined H&V's Advanced Fiber Nonwovens Group as an Scientist, developing new products on multiple nonwoven processing platforms.

Introduction to Tissue Creping and Creping Chemistry

31 Mar 2014 This webinar is will provide an overview of the creping process and the chemicals used to enhance it's effectiveness. Perfect for those who are new to tissue to tissue manufacturing process or just want to better understand of one of the more important and problematic areas of tissue making.

It's not a question of IF: Digital Printing for Corrugated Packaging

17 Feb 2017