FESPA China lines up array of speakers for Global Forum

01 Oct '14

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FESPA China 2014 has lined up an impressive array of international speakers at its Global Forum conference being held from November 19-20, 2014 at the Poly World Trade Expo Center Pazhou, Guangzhou.

FESPA said Global Forum will bring together industry professionals from the screen, digital and textile wide format printing sectors.

Day-one of Global Forum will focus on the innovation and development of textile printing.

Speakers include Rong Hua, of Shanghai HK Digital Tech Co., Ltd who will discuss the development of cut-part digital printing.

Also speaking are Mark Gervais, Director of Screen Print at Ningbo Shenzhou Knitting Company and Charlie Taublieb, international screen printing consultant.

The focus of day-two is innovation and development of industrial printing. Speakers include Xin Guo Hua of Human Digital Tec Co., Ltd, who will be discussing the role of industrial printing with regards to ceramics.

Robert Hsu, Consistent Electronic materials Inc., will be talking about photolithography and applications in the optoelectronic industry.

The afternoon will see seminars on glass printing inks from He Ping of Hangzhou Kewang Inks Co, and touch screen printing from Denis Chen from Arma Co.

“The conference programme reinforces the relevance of FESPA China as a specialist event for printers whose focus is on textile and industrial screen print applications, and those embracing digital production alternatives for these applications,” FESPA said.

Returning to FESPA China 2014 is Charlie’s Corner, hosted by internationally renowned screen printing guru and regular FESPA contributor, Charlie Taublieb.

Charlie will be sharing his expertise in garment decoration and textile printing through hands-on workshops throughout the event.

The workshops will provide visitors with demonstrations of the latest textile printing techniques such as heat transfers, rhinestones and manual screen printing, enabling visitors to try their hand at these technologies.

The onsite demonstrations given by vehicle wrap expert Ole Soleskin will show visitors the true possibilities of wrapping.

Ole will wrap various items such as motor bikes, furniture and mannequins. Building on last year’s workshop, this year’s feature will show the true potential of wrapping to inspire printers to diversify into new and creative wrap applications.(AR)

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