Harper announces 2011 roadshow schedule

Global anilox supplier Harper Corporation has announced an expanded schedule for its Harper Roadshow – free technical seminars held around the USA that address important issues for the printing industry.

In addition to increasing the number of seminars to eight this year, Harper will hold half of them at some of the country’s leading printing equipment manufacturers. The new approach offers seminar attendees the opportunity to view live press demonstrations at host sites. 

The series on narrow web OEMs and related technology opens Thursday March 3, at Mark Andy, near St Louis. Narrow web will continue to be the focus at seminars on Thursday March 24, at Nilpeter USA in Cincinnati and again Tuesday April 5 at Gallus in Philadelphia. 

Wide web printing techniques will take center stage on Tuesday April 12, when PCMC/Aquaflex hosts the Harper Roadshow at its Green Bay, Wisconsin, complex. 

The second half of this year’s schedule will include four additional roadshows starting in late summer and ending in October. Those seminars, featuring Harper technical professionals assisted by industry experts, will focus on anilox and other technologies, advice on printing troubleshooting, pre-press and print-room problem-solving and more. The 2011 complete schedule for these Harper roadshows includes: 

Thursday March 3

Chesterfield, Missouri

Thursday March 24

Cincinnati, Ohio

Tuesday April 5

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Tuesday April 12

Green Bay, Wisconsin

Thursday August 25

Greensboro, North Carolina

Tuesday September 27 (to be confirmed)

Las Vegas, Nevada

Tuesday October 4

Worcester, Massachusetts

Wednesday October 26

Dallas, Texas

Due to limited seating, the company recommends early registration. To register, contact Jazmin Kluttz at 704 588 3371, via e-mail at jkluttz@harperimage.comor register online at http://www.harperimage.com/Information-Center/Roadshows. 

Pictured: The year’s first Harper Roadshow takes place at Mark Andy’s facility near St Louis on March 3

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