Intermediate Nonwovens
Bridge Material Science Theory with Pilot-Line Process Control
In-Person
April 27-30, 2027
October 12-15, 2027
INDA/NWI Members: $2,500
Non-Members: $3,300
Location: The Nonwovens Institute at NC State University, Raleigh, NC
Multiple registrants from the same company receive a discount.
INDA Members may schedule onsite In-person and Virtual learning for their organizations with 10+ participants. Contact: learning@inda.org
Digital materials are provided to each participant; a physical reference binder of samples is also provided to in-person participants, and available to virtual participants for an additional fee.
Instructors
Overview
INDA’s Intermediate Nonwovens Course serves as the critical bridge between fundamental concepts and advanced process mastery. Designed for professionals with a technical background or industry experience, this rigorous 3.5-day program provides an in-depth exploration of advanced engineered materials, manufacturing technologies, and bonding chemistries. A major unique selling point is the integration of world-class expertise and practical demonstrations, leveraging the pilot-line facilities at The Nonwovens Institute (NWI) at NC State University.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the complex interactions between raw materials, web formation, and final fabric characterization.
- Optimize manufacturing processes to resolve defects and improve production efficiency.
- Translate deep technical insights into expanded business options for branded and private label product development.
- Engage credibly with both technical production teams and high-level commercial clients."
Who Should Attend?
This course, transitioning from theoretical knowledge to applied process control, is tailored for R&D scientists, process engineers, quality control technicians, and technical sales managers seeking to manipulate machine variables and drive product innovation.