Summit Package Development is pleased to announce that
it will again be presenting its highly regarded course:
PET Fundamentals
This course
will be presented at Summit’s
Technology Development Center in Braselton, Georgia from March 29-30,
2010. Summit
is located approximately one hour from Atlanta’s Hartsfield
International Airport.
Cost for the course is $895 and includes all course materials and lunches. There are numerous hotel options in all price
ranges, all convenient to Summit’s location.
To sign up for the course, call 706-824-0011 or e-mail Pat@BottleDevelopment.com
PET Fundamentals is usually taught as an
in-house training course for some of the world’s largest manufacturers of PET
bottles, consumer product companies, and PET resin and equipment
manufacturers. Due to numerous requests,
Summit is now holding an open enrollment course. Class size will be limited to twelve
students, allowing close student interaction, and hands-on demonstrations in Summit’s laboratories.
Each course is tailored to fit the needs and
interests of the class participants. The
class is informal with adequate time for questions and answers.
Course
Content
PET Fundamentals is a course covering the
fundamentals of PET, its chemistry, processing, recycling and design
considerations. It is the only course that includes detailed information on
both bottle and preform design. The course stresses the practical side of all
topics and is geared to giving you information useable in your day-to-day jobs.
Topics
include:
·
Background of PET Bottles
·
Advantages of PET Bottles
·
Basic PET Chemistry
·
Key Material Properties & Attributes
·
PET Crystallization
·
PET Orientation
·
PET Processing
·
Preform and Bottle Testing
·
Container Design
·
Preform Design
·
PET Recycling
·
Future Trends & Technologies
Don’t miss this opportunity to improve your knowledge of
the PET bottle industry, obtain answers to your questions, and to meet others
involved in the PET container industry.
Who
Should Attend?
Many people from a variety of company disciplines
have attended PET Fundamentals and
reported that they finally received answers to long-standing questions.
Product designers
and project managers benefit from understanding the underlying
principles affecting preform and container design. Production
personnel benefit by understanding why PET processes so differently
from other packaging materials and the critical role moisture plays in this
processing. Quality Management personnel learn how to determine what
tests will best analyze critical package performance parameters. Sales
& Marketing staffs are better able to address their customer’s
questions and concerns about PET containers.
Regardless of your function, if you are involved in
the design, production, sales or testing of PET containers, PET Fundamentals
will provide you with new insights that will help you do your job better
and save you and your company time and money.