Seminars
The Best Materials Training Available Anywhere in the World
How-To Seminars by Smooth-On offer a comprehensive learning experience for all skill levels, from novice to advanced. With decades of expertise, thousands of participants from around the globe have benefitted from Smooth-On’s unique programs. Our seminars feature a blend of slides, videos, engaging discussions, product demonstrations, and hands-on instruction, creating an unforgettable and transformative experience.
Focused on Your Projects and Interests – You will have access to experienced instructors and staff ready to discuss your specific projects and interests. Our welcoming environment and world-class training facilities provide the perfect setting for your learning journey.
Seminars at Various Locations – Smooth-On’s long-standing distributor partners worldwide frequently offer material seminars, bringing education closer to you.
College Seminars - We can also conduct material training sessions at colleges and universities, tailored to fit academic schedules. Students are introduced to new materials that can enhance their future careers.
Whether at a nearby location or at our corporate headquarters, Smooth-On provides educational opportunities designed to meet your needs.
Medical Simulation and Effects Masterclass
Featuring David Shablak & Megan Augustine
Medical Simulation and Effects Masterclass
Featuring David Shablak & Megan Augustine
Learn from industry experts to create medical training aids with more realism, speed, and cost efficacy.
Seminars Conducted By Smooth‑On Partners
Seminars Conducted By Smooth‑On Partners
Smooth-On partners offer several popular seminars that cover the basics of moldmaking and casting, as well as life casting, and a series of informal get togethers to cover some of the more industry or material specific applications our customers are interested in.
College and University Seminars
College and University Seminars
Smooth-On works with teachers and students at colleges/universities all over the world in an effort to educate people on how liquid rubbers, plastics, foams and other materials can be used for an infinite number of applications.