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Always Be Learning. Always Be Improving.
It's one of the Lesman core values. So our goal is to do more than just supply products.
To make that happen for you, we work with our manufacturer partners and factory-trained product specialists to provide training sessions and reference materials to help you choose the right instrumentation for your process, and get the most out of the instrumentation you buy from us.
From this page, you'll be able to learn about upcoming events, watch replays of our monthly webinar sessions, view short videos from our live trainings, learn more about technologies you use every day, and schedule on-site classes for your staff.
Watch Our Latest Webinar Recording
Our Next Webinar... Eliminating Hygienic Process Leaks and the Potential Fines They Can Cause
Wednesday, March 22, 2023. 9am Central
Join us on March 22 for a free webinar with Mike Curnutte of Clark Reliance to learn about the common points of failure which lead to leaks and batch contamination in hygienic processes.
This webinar will cover:
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Equipment design and materials of construction for hygienic applications
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The real reason you have a bucket of hygienic clamps that don’t work…
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How to keep seals from bulging into the process (while maintaining a tight connection)
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Preventing leachables and extractables from entering your process
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Q&A: Ask the expert
Join us!
Earn CEUs for Free! After you've attended the webinar, we'll send you a certificate that you can submit to your governing body as proof of completion of the training course.
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