Training Courses

Proper advice to customers is very important. That is why we offer various training courses for all our brands. In a morning or afternoon, we will teach you and or your staff all the ins and outs of the brand in question that you are going to sell or are already selling within your organization. In our training center in Vriezenveen, you are welcome on a morning or an afternoon to follow one of our training courses. These trainings usually last 3 hours and you can enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and or a delicious lunch. For distributors outside Europe we have distributors ready for training in their countries of origin.

Explanation of the physical principle that determines the long conservation and quality of homemade ice cream. During our Pre-purchase demos, we will introduce you to the production of ice cream and sorbets. Final tasting of two-flavour ice cream on stick.

Graphix is an all-in-one station for marking small to medium-sized parts. It uses fibre laser technology. It provides maximum safety for your operators. Its marking possibilities are multiple: alphanumeric characters, logos or Datamatrix. Its advantage? An intelligent software with a material database to make markings in only 2 clicks! Simply select the material of the part and the desired marking effect. This makes it possible to do away with the complicated settings required to carry out laser marking, and thus to make it accessible to everyone. But that's not all! Technomark has also developed a marking head with an on-board camera that allows the rendering and positioning of the marking on the screen. You no longer need to move the part to ensure that the marking is correctly positioned, it adapts to your part because everything can be controlled from the screen. Accessories are also available to meet all your needs: automatic door, rotating axis, side openings...

STATE-OF-THE-ART LASER TECHNOLOGY FOR MAXIMUM PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY Leap in performance in laser technology! Whether it is rapidly increasing laser powers, different fiber types or even new cutting gases: Today's laser machines must be able to follow current trends. Innovation is needed as applications must become more effective and transparent. In addition, the increasing shortage of skilled workers is pushing for plants to become more self-sufficient. One machine operator alone has to be able to supervise several machines. Automation of nozzle change material supply and removal and continuous data exchange or reconciliation across the entire production flow are the prerequisites that were at the forefront of the ELEMENT L's development.