Mr Mike Young, screen printing specialist, who has charmed audiences across the world with series of technical seminars, including at Screen Print India exhibition in Mumbai, is coming to the Hi-tech City of Bangalore.

Soon after the seminar in Mumbai, Mr Young bagged a number of consulting assignments with some of the screen printing houses across the country. It was a blessing in disguise for both the consultant and his employers: While he got to know Indian screen printing at close quarters, companies gained from his technical expertise which could even solve complex of problems with easy to do tips!

Having find the usefulness of such interactions, Screen Print India come up with an innovative way to bring the celebrated technical know-how within the reach of average screen printers by way of organising a one day seminar by Mr Young in Bangalore. It is a golden opportunity for those who have missed him at Mumbai.

By focussing on the topic ‘Pre-Press & On-Press Screen Printing Techniques’, Mr Young would reveal many of the secrets to achieve the best of printing experience. One could also learn virtually unknown techniques that will dynamically change ones’ business. It could also offer simple but significant enhancements at no cost. One could also expect to get familiar with solutions that are easy and practical to implement to reap reward on printing jobs. The programme is scheduled for Sunday, 28 August. Though the participatory fee is kept at Rs 1500/- per person, for the eager ones who join early could get a benefit of Rs 250/- as discount. The fee includes seminar material, lunch and tea/coffee.

The seminar will be conducted in two parts with a short lunch break in between. The first part on pre-press will review a large number of necessary advance processing methods required in screen making. The second part, post lunch, will dwell on on-press activities. If this one-of-a-kind technical and profitable enhancement programme is of interest to your company’s future well-being, please reserve your place since admission will be restricted to first come-first served. For more details, see page no.17.