27 May 2005
West Consohocken, Philadelphia--ASTM International has created a two-day training course for rubber industry technical and professional staff covering the most common rubber test methods.
ASTM will hold the course three times this year--Sept. 28-29 in Akron, Nov. 1-2 in Pittsburgh and Dec. 8-9 in Dallas.
The group said the course, "Rubber Testing: Selecting, Performing, and Interpreting ASTM Rubber Test Methods," is designed for rubber technologists, chemists or compounders; process engineers, laboratory managers, supervisors and technicians; quality assurance managers and engineers; shop foremen, technical salespeople; or anyone with a need to understand these commonly used ASTM test methods.
The course discusses the nature of the tests, why the tests are performed, interpretation of test results and how this information can be used to improve rubber fabrication.
Contact Eileen Finn by phone at 610-832-9686, e-mail efinn@astm.org or visit www.astm.org for more information.
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Website of ASTM (though the course does not appear to be listed)
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