Natoli Announces Tablet Press & Tooling Training Schedule at Company Headquarters
The “Tablet Press & Tooling: Applied Learning Experience” session will be held from June 14-16 at Natoli’s global headquarters in St. Charles, Mo.
Natoli announced the date and location for its latest training workshop on May 9, 2022. The “Tablet Press & Tooling: Applied Learning Experience” session will be from June 14-16 at the company's global headquarters in St. Charles, Mo.
Natoli invites supervisors, quality assurance and quality control personnel, and maintenance technicians at any stage to attend the session. The course, which is offered several times each year, will cover:
- Assembly and disassembly of all main components of a rotary tablet press
- Mechanics of press failures and cam wear
- Relationships among maintenance, inspections, operations, and troubleshooting
“Operators’ jobs are hands-on, so their training should be, too,” said Dale Natoli, president and CEO, Natoli Engineering. "The heavy focus on hands-on experience and classroom instruction provides the perfect balance to show attendees how tablet presses and tooling work in theory and in practice."
Source: Natoli
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