The printing process called flexography uses relief printing plates with raised images. Because it is able to use variable repeat lengths and a wide variety of inks, flexography today prints more types of materials than any other printing process.

These materials include: flexible plastic bags, foil, folding carton, preprint liner, newspapers, textiles, paperboard, corrugated board, labels, envelopes, gift wrapping paper, wallpaper and much more. It is difficult to go a day without coming in contact with a Flexographic printed product.

Are you interested in a career that is:

• Offering competitive wages with opportunity for growth and advancement.
  • One of the Charlotte areas largest employers. 
    • Growing at a rate of 10% per year.
      • In need of employees.

Then check out FLEXOGRAPHY!

CPCC's Harper National Flexographic Center houses CPCC's Graphic Arts and Imaging Technology Program and...

• Offers day and night classes.
  • Six Certificates ►
    • Two AAS Degrees ►
      • Continuing Education Classes ►
    • Industry Training ►
  • Research and Development ►
• Is strongly supported by the local Charlotte and National industries.
• Has high tech equipment that provides hands on training.
• Has scholarships available.
  
  For more information and to get started on a career in Flexography contact our Staff.