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Thermoforming Goes Digital – New Opportunities with HP Latex Inks
HP Latex ink technology is enabling traditional, tried-and-true industrial plastics companies to keep their businesses relevant by adapting to a direct-to-substrate printing technology that gives them access to a deeper, wider product development capacity, faster go-to-market routes and efficiencies realized in materials, labor and capacity.
Digital solutions with such capability not only differentiate these companies from their competition but also enable them to provide new products and solutions – digitally decorating plastics with inks that are thermoformable allow for expansion into new markets with new products.
Presented by: Thomas Giglio (GEE-LEE-OH), HP Inc.
Tom Giglio is currently the North American Latex Business Lead for HP’s Large Format Production business. He has spent the last nine years at HP managing strategic accounts and transitioned to his new role managing the roll-to-roll and flatbed HP Latex printers in 2020. His career in the printing industry spans 30+ years in digital printing, thermoforming, screen printing and distortion printing.
Giglio resides in the Chicagoland area.
Replacing Steel with Thermoformed Plastics
A webinar for industrial designers and plastics engineers
Learn to identify when the benefits of thermoformed plastics outweigh fabricated steel. Two case studies review design, cost and speed to market and why thermoformed plastic was the optimal choice. A steel to plastic conversion guide is also presented to ensure the plastic part is functional and cost effective. Webinar length: approximately 60 minutes.
Presenters:
Evan Gilham
COO, Productive Plastics, Inc.
James M. (Jay) Waddell
Owner, Plastic Concepts & Innovation, LLC
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Replacing Steel with Thermoformed Plastics
A webinar for industrial designers and plastics engineers
Learn to identify when the benefits of thermoformed plastics outweigh fabricated steel. Two case studies review design, cost and speed to market and why thermoformed plastic was the optimal choice. A steel to plastic conversion guide is also presented to ensure the plastic part is functional and cost effective.
For more information, contact:
Lesley Kyle, CMP
Division Administrator
E: lesley@openmindworks.com
T: 914-671-9524