Designing Product Protection for Greater Supply Chain Agility + ROI

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Event Overview

These days, many companies are struggling to manage quality assurance, secure inventory, scale up, navigate tight lead times, or simply improve existing product protection in a less predictable marketplace.

This event sheds light on the solutions and best practices to overcome these hurdles and maintain product integrity amid less reliable supply chain conditions.

Join us for our inaugural virtual event on the Caplugs Connect platform, available online now!

Caplugs will bring experts across different specialties to explore how design engineers can navigate product protection solutions amid supply chain challenges.

Caplugs Connect Sessions

Session 1: Product Protection and Masking

Product Protection and Masking: Ensuring Effective Solutions and Avoiding Costly “Band Aids”

Join our panel of experts, John D. Gill, International Sales Engineer for Caplugs, and Senior Sales Engineers Jimmy Rodriguez and Todd Schuh, as they discuss how choosing the right solution can impact product quality and drive cost savings.

Session 2: Supply Chain Logistics

Working Against the Clock: How to Navigate Tight Lead Times, Delivery Challenges, External Delays, Tooling Challenges, and Support to Achieve a Faster, More Efficient Supply Chain

In this session, Caplugs experts Christine Koch, Vice President of Quality and Purchasing, and Vimal Venugopalan, Director of Business Development, explain how the company has put practices into action to find greater flexibility, secure inventory and make recommendations on alternative solutions when design engineers face tight lead times, supply shortages and logistical challenges in today’s less-than predictable supply chain.

Session 3: Design for Manufacturability

Design for Manufacturability – Work with Experts for an Optimized and Scalable Solution

Join Clint Badowski, Design Group Leader at Caplugs, to learn how design for manufacturability can optimize designs for higher-performing, more consistent and scalable part protection, as well as product improvements, mold longevity and efficiency.