Harper Donates Anilox Rolls to Wisconsin High School
December 2005
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.—In keeping with its dedication to flexo education, global anilox supplier Harper Corporation of America recently donated five Platinum® XVR anilox rolls to Kewaunee High School in Kewaunee, Wisconsin.
According to Jeffrey Lee, technology education teacher, "With the contribution of the five anilox rolls, and the assistance of local flexo professionals, our students successfully printed a color separation label designed by one of the students. They took part in a very hands-on demonstration to produce the labels, from design to printing. And they received an excellent opportunity to view the separation process and witnessed better than expected results due, in large part, to Harper's contribution."
According to Margie Kluttz, Harper's executive vice president, "Getting quality resources into the hands of high school flexo students is critical to creating a prepared work force for our industry. Harper Corporation is dedicated to supporting flexo education at all levels."
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According to Jeffrey Lee, technology education teacher, "With the contribution of the five anilox rolls, and the assistance of local flexo professionals, our students successfully printed a color separation label designed by one of the students. They took part in a very hands-on demonstration to produce the labels, from design to printing. And they received an excellent opportunity to view the separation process and witnessed better than expected results due, in large part, to Harper's contribution."
According to Margie Kluttz, Harper's executive vice president, "Getting quality resources into the hands of high school flexo students is critical to creating a prepared work force for our industry. Harper Corporation is dedicated to supporting flexo education at all levels."
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