Harper announces new location, new solutions and
new technologies for FFTA 2006 anual forum
Charlotte, N.C., April 6, 2006 - “Full-service”
will be the catchphrase for global anilox supplier Harper Corporation of
America at the FFTA Annual Forum & INFO*FLEX Exhibition this month, where
every aspect of the corporation’s presence will spotlight a new and improved
development.
“First, we have a new location,” said Pete Hartman, vice president
of sales. “Harper will be at booth #303 near the entrance this year. We wanted
to emphasize this year’s innovations with a new location where our customers
can find us more easily.”
“Second, Harper GraphicSolutions and HarperScientific™ staff will
be presenting at the Forum’s technical sessions:
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Pressroom &
Production Practice Session, Bill Poulson, Harper
GraphicSolutions Technical Graphics Advisor, and session
chairman (Monday)
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Reduce Your Need for
On-Press Color Manipulation, Sean Teufler,
Harper GraphicSolutions Technical Graphics Advisor
(Monday)
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Diode-Pumped Lasers Engrave the Future of Flexography, Mike Huey, Harper
GraphicSolutions Technical Manager (Tuesday)
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Using the Right Training Aids for an Audience, Tony Donato,
HarperScientific Technical Sales Solutions Manager (Tuesday)
Third, at the INFO*FLEX Exhibition, Harper Corporation will showcase its
leading-edge advancements, including the revolutionary new Platinum® XLT™
digital transfer technology, which became available worldwide earlier this
year.
HarperScientific™, Harper’s printing and coating supplies division, will also
exhibit its new developments at INFO*FLEX. “We’ll be demonstrating our updated
and improved Phantom™ Precision Hand Proofer,” said Donato, “And we’re
particularly excited about our latest new products: Ezze-Peel™, the printing
industry’s first peelable protection from ink, and Prem-Tek™ Towels, our
exclusive new microfiber product.”
“Everything we have to say and demonstrate is new this year. With a new emphasis
on providing full-service solutions, and new technologies to present, we can’t
wait to get to Louisville!” said Hartman.
