30-in-30 from the 2018 Products Finishing Management Stage
Download the “30-In-30” that delivered 30 great tips and ideas from Top Shop operators on ways to improve efficiencies, in a fast-paced 30-minute presentation.
Products Finishing hosted a special panel session at the 2018 Sur/Fin conference called “30-In-30” that delivered 30 great tips and ideas from Top Shop operators on ways to improve efficiencies, in a fast-paced 30-minute presentation.
Topics include equipment and technology, best plating practices, human resources and training, and ways to market a plating operation.
Thanks to our participants:
- Milt Stevenson Jr. – Anoplate
- Bill Stock – Microfinish
- Dan Atkinson – Silvex
- Matt Lindstedt – Advanced Plating
- Mark Burger – KC Jones Plating
Click HERE to download their 30-In-30 list of great ideas!
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