This workshop will cover the essential elements of thermoforming from materials to finished product as it applies to thin-gauge (roll-fed) thermoforming applications. It is designed to upskill new and seasoned set-up operators and technicians to improve efficiency in the set-up and safe operation of thermoforming equipment.
Hands-on sessions will include process techniques and troubleshooting, materials testing, and the basics of thin-gauge thermoforming.
This workshop is open to the public and will be held at Kiefel Technologies, Inc. in Dover, NH.
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Platinum Sponsor
As a market leader in design and manufacturing of plastic processing as well as natural fibers, Kiefel Technologies is a global resource for thermoforming and joining innovation and service. From medical technology to packaging to refrigerators, industry has benefitted from Kiefel’s attention to detail throughout the manufacturing process: product development, material selection, tool design, process optimization and long-term customer service.
Kiefel Technologies has developed its mechanical engineering and turnkey solutions operations over 70 years with the support of its almost 1,000 employees. Its technology and material centers are available to its customers as another means of advancing the industry standards. Penn College and the Plastics Innovation & Resource Center share in this goal of industry advancements and are proud to have Kiefel Technologies serve as a partner for the 2025 Thin Gauge Thermoforming Workshop.
Kiefel GmbH is part of the Brückner group, based in Siegsdorf, which is a global leader in supplying machines and systems for plastics processing.