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Advanced Process Lab Webinar

November 2, 2020
By Kristi Schilloff

Join us on November 12 for a FREE webinar:

Tools, Tech. & Knowledge to Solve today’s Complex Manufacturing Problems


  • Multiple global time-zone friendly sessions available (@ 9 am,  2 pm & 8:00 pm EDT), click HERE to sign up!

  • Chance to WIN an Amazon or VISA Gift Card; test your trivia knowledge and more. . .

  • Learn about the tips and tricks of how to adapt your processes to fix a bad stencil design

Hosted by Dave Vicari, Director, APL – a scientist (and world-class angler) with 30+ years of broad-based experience in solving the challenges faced by the electronics industry!

At this webinar, you’ll learn about:

  • How the APL can help YOU Build your Best!

  • How to fix a broken product or process

  • Ways to build a new product or build it better and faster

  • How to meet ramp and/or small lot prototype requirements

  • How to access today’s newest manufacturing processes 

  • How the APL brought a product to market and fixed a broken heart

Would you like to build better, faster & smarter,  or are you interested in learning more about the APL, then sign up below. 

  • Click HERE to sign up for this FREE webinar!

We look forward to seeing you on November 12th.


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to help you build better, faster & smarter!

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