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22nd Seco/Warwick Seminar on Heat Treatment 4.0

Seco/Warwick invites to the 22nd Seminar Heat Treatment 4.0, which will take place from 10 to 12 September 2019 in Karpacz, Poland. The seminar is a certified training, with a high substantive level and an exchange of knowledge and experience platform valued among experts. Specialists from the world of science and business, engineers, practitioners, and experts from the Technical University of Lodz, Poznan, Rzeszów and Silesia will ensure the unique value of the event.

von | 05.08.19

“Seco/Warwick constantly sets new standards and trends. It will be shown and proved during this year’s Heat Treatment Seminar 4.0 as well. According to the refreshed formula, there will be four thematic blocks, corresponding to main groups of customers of heat treatment solutions. The most important trends from the field of heat treatment technology will be discussed," says Katarzyna Sawka, Marketing Director of Seco/Warwick Group.
The seminar program, will cover 13 lectures, with selected content, is divided into four theme blocks, concerning trends, challenges and issues from the aviation industry, service and automation, mass production and commercial heat treatment.
Two days of lectures (11.-12.09), with additional discussion panels, networking sessions and attractions, will be preceded by Ice Breaker, i.e. the first evening, opening the event (10.09), which is a great opportunity to establish informal business contacts. A more festive artistic setting can be expected during the Gala Dinner, topping the event.
This year’s Seminar will be held in the Karkonosze Mountains, in the Hotel Gołębiewski in Karpacz. Seco/Warwick conducts registration for the seminar only until September 3, 2019. For further information please visit: www.secowarwick.com/en/seminar-2019

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