High-level industrial and printed electronics professionals: Elevate your existing knowledge of fabricated screens that are targeted for use in precision applications. If you are:

• Struggling with screen consistency
• Unable to pinpoint problem areas and their cause
• Tired of seeing process drift
• Desperate to find solutions for your unique application

Sign up now to attend SGIA's Precision Screen Making for Industrial and Printed Electronics Applications workshop.

Workshop Overview
This course will cover the critical parameters and measuring techniques necessary to control the screen-making process for tight-tolerance applications.

Core aspects of the class include:

• Metrology
• Tracking
• In-house R&D for product integrity
  

Topics covered include:

• Requirements of industrial and printed electronics applications
• Screen-making procedures for precision applications
• High-end mesh tensioning methodologies
• Unique stencil application and exposure methodologies for fine-pitch feature sizes
• Understanding the characteristics and rheology of newtonian and non-newtonian inks and pastes
• Common substrate factors and considerations
• Squeegee and floodbar variables and their impact
• How to properly manage in-house R&D activities
• Troubleshooting techniques to resolve problem areas
• Quality control tools and test methods
• Hands-on measurement techniques for accurate results

Who should attend?
This three-day workshop covers advanced topics not found in basic offerings and is designed for expert screen-making and art-department personnel, ink chemists and formulators, and process engineers engaged in highly precise applications and processes.

Learn:

• Precision measurement methods, tests and tooling requirements
• How to characterize ink systems
• Nuances for achieving a desired ink deposit
• How to map process variable interrelationships

This workshop takes place in SGIA's state-of-the-art laboratory located in Fairfax, Virginia (a suburb of Washington, DC). Learn from the industry's top instructors and walk away with confidence and skill. Register now — space is limited. All workshops are taught in English.

*Minimum class size requirements must be met 2 1/2 weeks prior to workshop start date in order to hold workshop. SGIA Registration/Cancellation Policies.

For more information, contact SGIA's Johnny Shell or call SGIA at 888.385.3588.