Cambridge, England - one of the world's clusters of ink jet companies -is the home of the Ink Jet Academy. The Ink Jet Academy offers both theory and practical courses in ink jet technology, from the introductory Theory course that has been attended by over 1,200 during the past six years to advanced courses on ink jet ink technology and system issues like ink supply and nozzle maintenance.
The Practice of Ink Jet Technology is a four-day hands-on course. This is your chance to save months of moving up the learning curve by gaining knowledge rapidly on our intensive programs.
The courses are led by scientists from Pivotal Resources and Xennia Technology Limited - two Cambridge companies with a worldwide reputation in the industry and with a proven track record.
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Course details
Twice yearly, |
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| Comprehensive overview of ink jet technology |   |
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| Designed to provide individuals an expert start in the ink jet field this course is also useful to help established players stay up to date or investigate new areas of ink jet. 1 1/2 day programme. |
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| Hands-on printheads & inks course | |
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| This course provides the chance to get your hands dirty! Aimed at chemists who want to improve their level of ink jet practical expertise. 4 day programme. |
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Course details
Annually, |
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| Manufacturing Ink Jet Inks for Performance & Reliability | |
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| A 1 1/2 day course describing the issues of ink testing, scale up for manufacture and manufacturing technology, led by Alan Hudd of Xennia Technology. | ||
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Course details
Annually, |
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| Ink supply & nozzle maintenance | |
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| This 1 1/2 day course covers in detail the system design issues for industrial ink jet products, in particular ink supply, nozzle maintenance, and system development and troiubleshooting. Led by Mike Willis of Pivotal Resources. | ||