ARPM announces 2025 in-person training courses for 2025
Indianapolis, IN – The Association for Rubber Products Manufacturers (ARPM) announces its 2025 lineup of in-person training courses, hosted by the ARPM Training Academy. With three dynamic sessions scheduled throughout the year, attendees can look forward to gaining cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills to drive innovation and excellence in rubber product manufacturing.
The 2025 training schedule includes:
Advanced Rubber Manufacturing Technologies Training
Dates: March 3–5, 2025
Location: Chicago, Illinois
This training will address the elimination of variation in the design and manufacturing of rubber articles. Participants will learn strategies for controlling compound consistency and refining manufacturing processes, all aimed at enhancing production efficiency and quality.
Product Liability Training
Dates: May 6–8, 2025
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Making its debut in 2025, this course equips participants with tools and expertise to navigate the complex world of product liability. The training covers essential topics such as risk mitigation, compliance, incident response, and litigation preparedness, offering invaluable insights for businesses aiming to protect their reputation and bottom line.
Seals Product Design and Manufacturing Training
Dates: July 14–18, 2025
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
This comprehensive one-week course delivers in-depth training in rubber science, seal design for static and dynamic applications, and producibility. With a focus on technical excellence, this program empowers participants to master the complexities of seal design and production.
Expert Insights and Innovation
ARPM Training Academy Architect Joe Walker emphasized the organization’s commitment to delivering industry-leading education: “ARPM is proud to once again offer unique, industry-leading training opportunities for rubber product manufacturers. In 2025, we are expanding our groundbreaking seals training to include cutting-edge content on AI and advanced rubber manufacturing technologies. Additionally, ARPM is introducing the industry’s first training on Product Liability, adding even more value for attendees. By listening to our participants and members, we continually evolve our training content to meet their needs. The 2025 program is a testament to that commitment.”
Letha Keslar, Executive Director of ARPM, added:
“The ARPM Training Academy is excited to announce our 2025 in-person training lineup, featuring the return of Advanced Rubber Product Manufacturing Technologies and Seals Product Design and Manufacturing, along with the debut of our new Product Liability Training course. Taught by experienced rubber practitioners, this training is truly second to none, providing participants with unparalleled expertise and practical insights to advance their skills and drive industry excellence.”
Registration for all courses is open now on ARPM’s website: www.arpminc.com/events.