Why Fasteners Fail in Service Co-Produced by Industrial Fasteners Institute and Fastener Training Institute Date: Monday, June 5, 2023 Time: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET Location: IFI Headquarters 6363 Oak Tree Blvd Independence, OH Instructor Laurence Claus, IFI Director of Education and Training Course Details This one‐day seminar will educate and familiarize participants with the basic concepts of why fasteners fail in service, first looking at basic failure mechanics. With this foundation, participants will learn about failures in service resulting from overload and progressive failure modes like fatigue and corrosion. In addition to basic engineering and mechanics of failure, this course is peppered with actual case studies illustrating how issues occur in the real world. By understanding these mechanisms, participants will gain a greater perspective on the criticality of properly designed, installed and manufactured fasteners. Who should Attend This course is designed to be a simple but comprehensive look at why fasteners fail. It is appropriate for anyone with an interest or focus on fastener engineering, design and manufacturing. Understanding potential failures will help educate participants on what to look for and how to prevent failures in the future. Suggested participants include those new to the fastener industry, technical associates in quality, engineering or materials, technical sales professionals and anyone who would like to learn more about why fasteners fail. Registration / Pricing Register by May 22, 2023 for early-bird pricing of $498 per day, or $996 for both days if combined with Fastener Standards 101 – Industrial Version on Tuesday, June 6, 2023. Prices increase to $550 and $1100 on May 23. Click here to register with IFI.