Users training meeting for polyolefin characterisation instrument users

Analytical instrumentation

Users training meeting for polyolefin characterisation instrument users

12 Apr, 2018

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Every year, Polymer Char organises a training meeting for all clients who want to expand their knowledge about the company’s technologies. Whether a client already has a specific instrument or is planning to acquire a different one, this course is a must to be familiar with the instrument’s daily operation, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting procedures or calculations. Although customised training is provided when an instrument is installed at a customer’s facilities, it is highly recommended to complement it with a UTM session for an in-depth understanding of the equipment.

Usually, the annual UTM sessions are organized at the Polymer Char facilities in Valencia (Spain) and every other year alternate to coincide with the International Conference in Polyolefin Characterisation (ICPC) in Houston (USA) or Shanghai (China). However, this year, for the first time, Polymer Char will host two different meetings in both locations; one at the main facilities in June, and the other right after the ICPC in October. Depending on the user’s needs, they are welcome to attend whichever training session is more convenient. Both UTMs are free of cost for Polymer Char clients and registration is available online at the corporate website.

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