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Converting Maintenance

Build a structured approach to converting maintenance, recurring failures, equipment reliability, technical evidence, and supported interventions.

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Converting · Maintenance

Converting Maintenance

Develop a structured approach to converting maintenance and support interventions with technical evidence.

Converting Maintenance
StartsTo be announced
FormatOnline
Duration5 months
Commitment80 hours · 3–4 hours/week
Who it is for

Maintenance technicians and managers, converting supervisors, and production professionals responsible for reliability.
Capability developed

Develop a structured maintenance capability

Connect the systemRelate materials, equipment, variables, and conditions.
Interpret evidenceUse observations and data to understand what is happening.
Build technical judgmentMove from isolated facts to supported conclusions.
Communicate decisionsExplain findings and next actions clearly.
Built with The INSCO Method

Technical knowledge applied to production cases

Participants investigate symptoms, contrast hypotheses, and defend decisions using evidence.

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Initial Diagnostic ProfileEstablishes the starting point.
Interactive CasesTurn production situations into practice.
Coach AIChallenges technical reasoning.
Diagnostic Development ReportMakes progress visible.
Course support

Individual technical challenge and live industry exchange

Interactive cases

Coach AI

Challenges each hypothesis with corrugated-process knowledge and technically argues whether the participant’s answer is well founded—without providing the solution.

Course syllabus

11 modules

Open each module to review its technical scope.

01. Maintenance organization and structure in converting
  • Maintenance organization in the converting area
  • Maintenance structure, documentation and task allocation
  • Mechanical audit criteria for converting machines
02. FFG / casemaker and rotary die cutter feeder systems
  • Opening and vacuum systems
  • Front stops and guides
  • Side squaring devices
  • System adjustments
  • Side register
  • Feed cylinders
  • Parallelism measurement
  • Eccentricity measurement
  • Wear measurement
03. Flexographic units in FFG / casemakers and rotary die cutters
  • Opening and closing wheels
  • Locking system
  • Ink circuits in printing units
  • Anilox roll maintenance
  • Anilox roll damage analysis
  • Clearance measurement
  • Surface speeds
  • Ink regulation systems
04. FFG / casemaker maintenance: slotter
  • Creasing systems
  • Knives
  • Parallelism and eccentricities
  • Shaft clearances
  • Defective slot cuts
  • Slots and flap cleaner
  • Die cutting section
  • Polyurethanes
05. FFG / casemaker maintenance: folder gluer
  • Parallelism and verifications
  • Gluing system
  • Bundle counter ejector
06. Rotary die cutter maintenance
  • Die-holder cylinder
  • Polyurethane cylinder
  • Dimensional variations
  • Piggy-back effect
07. Flat die cutter maintenance
  • Feeder
  • Gripper bars
  • Die cutting body
  • Scrap removal
  • Bundle former
08. Multi-point folder gluers
  • Feeder
  • Aligner
  • Breaking module
  • Automatic bottom module
  • Folding module
  • Transfer module
  • Delivery and presses
09. Electrical installations
  • Electrical installation maintenance criteria
  • Checks and coordination with the maintenance plan
10. Compressed air, effluent treatment and fire protection installations
  • Compressed air installations
  • Effluent treatment installations
  • Fire protection installations
11. Autonomous maintenance in converting
  • Autonomous maintenance routines
  • Production staff involvement
  • Maintenance task organization and follow-up
Next course date to be announced

Converting Maintenance

Online · 5 months · 80 hours · 3–4 hours/week

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