Harper Donates Anilox Rolls to Flexo School in Mexico

CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Anilox roll supplier Harper Corporation of America has donated three anilox rolls to a new flexo printing school located in Monterrey, Mexico. The school, which will use the rolls with its Mark Andy 830-7˝ press, was established by ACOBAN, the Mexican Association of Narrow Web Printers, and CONALEP, the College of National Education for Professional Technicians.

As a leading name in the flexographic industry, Harper Corporation of America was approached to become involved with this new educational institution. The donation will improve the education available at the new school by using leading technology, allowing students to learn the skills they need to succeed in today’s market.

Additionally, Harper Corporation has made this donation as an investment in the future of the industry, one that will help forge working relationships between Harper Corporation and the newest professionals in the flexographic field.

“We are excited that the new school looked to us to provide these supplies, as it indicates the importance of Harper Corporation to the industry as a whole,” commented Juan Bermúdez, the sales and service manager for the Latin American division of Harper Corporation. “Not only will this donation allow Harper Corporation to contribute to the development of the flexo education in Mexico, it will allow us to gain a higher level of international recognition and work to build relationships with the students that they can count on when they graduate and embark on their careers.”