The seminars, called Pack Tech Sessions, offer attendees direct access to key packaging leaders (development directors and university professors) and a broad discipline of knowledge across the packaging industry. The sessions offered by CAMA are the first time an exhibiting organization has provided technical, non-selling presentations with industry experts in their booth. The educational and thought provoking presentations are open to all Pack Expo attendees although pre-registration is recommended.
More information about the CAMA companies can be found on their websites: Dorner Manufacturing, a manufacturer of low-profile conveyor systems; FOX IV, a manufacturer of print and apply labeling systems; Morrison Container Handling Solutions, a manufacturer of timing screws, change parts, drive units and storage units; and Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, a manufacturer of dry product filling systems.
Sessions are scheduled Sunday through Wednesday with 16 sessions in total. The CAMA group has a large 60' x 80' booth, which will host the tech seminars. Specific topics, speakers and presentation times will be announced in the coming weeks and posted on all CAMA member websites.
More information about the CAMA companies can be found on their websites: Dorner Manufacturing, a manufacturer of low-profile conveyor systems; FOX IV, a manufacturer of print and apply labeling systems; Morrison Container Handling Solutions, a manufacturer of timing screws, change parts, drive units and storage units; and Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, a manufacturer of dry product filling systems.
Sessions are scheduled Sunday through Wednesday with 16 sessions in total. The CAMA group has a large 60' x 80' booth, which will host the tech seminars. Specific topics, speakers and presentation times will be announced in the coming weeks and posted on all CAMA member websites.
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