Radiation Curing Technology Training Course
Contents
- Introduction to radcure technology
- Principles of eb and uv curing
- Application of radcure products
- Photoinitiators / monomers
- Aspects of cure in thin films
- Raw material selection
- Formulation principles
- Monomers / oligomers
- Cationic systems
- Cure assessment
- Curing equipment
- Product manufacturing
- Photoimaging
- Stereo lithography
- Health & safety aspects
The course also includes a practical demonstration of uv curing and time for discussion of topics of special interest to delegates.
Description
This three day intensive course provides a firm foundation in the chemistry, principles and applications of ultraviolet and electron beam technologies.
The course, which embraces all aspects of radiation curing in surface coatings and other specialist areas, is intended for both newcomers and more experienced personnel from companies involved in or intending to become involved in radiation curing technology - formulators, raw material suppliers, equipment manufacturers and end users.
Requirements
To gain maximum benefit from this course, delegates should have a knowledge of chemistry to at least university entrance standard.
Tutors
Prof. Stephen Davidson – Formerly Professor of Applied Chemistry University of Kent
Dr Richard Holman – Consultant in Radcure and Inks, PRA
Venue
PRA, Hampton, Middlesex, UK
Dates and Times
7–9 April 2008
17–19 November 2008
The course runs from 9:30 to approximately 17:00 on the first day,
from 9:00 to approximately 17:00 on the second day
and from 9:30 to approximately 15:30 on the final day.
Course Prices
£990 – PRA Members
£1175 – Standard
Prices are per delegate and include VAT, all course materials, tea, coffee
and a light lunch. Prices do not include accommodation.
Registration
To book your place use our
online registration form.
More Information
For further details contact Elisabeth Brown