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Did you know that Abaris has discounts available that you can use to reduce the cost of tuition for your classes?  The discounts are available through the “Discounts” tab on our home page or as follows in this blog post.


You can enroll online today using one of the following discount codes at checkout, or mention it to our admin staff when enrolling by phone at (775) 827-6568, or by email at admin@abaris.com.


* Note: Discounts are only available at U.S. facilities and are not valid elsewhere.  These discounts cannot be used in addition to any other discounts or promotions.

 

Multi-student/class discount 

Enroll a student in multiple classes or enroll multiple students in a single class (or classes) and receive a $100 discount per student per class! 

·        This discount is available to anybody who wishes to save money by enrolling either a single student for multiple classes or multiple students for the same class, or series of classes at one time! Simply apply discount code MULTI100 at checkout and the discount will be automatically applied to each student’s tuition price. 

* Note: Discount is only available at U.S. facilities and is not valid elsewhere.  This discount cannot be used in addition to any other discounts or promotions.

Military discount

Abaris offers an individual tuition discount of $300 for each active-duty or civilian military person who wish to enroll in a class.  A “dot Mil” email address is required for processing.  Simply use MIL300 discount code at checkout.

 

Large group discount

Do you have five or more people at your organization that need training?  

We at Abaris understand that you may want to get the best price available for your group.  As a result, we offer group tuition discounts for multiple students attending our regularly scheduled classes at our Reno, NV facility.  We will negotiate directly with you to plan the needed training for your team.  Students are not required to attend classes at the same time or even the same courses/classes to qualify.  Instead, we are flexible with these class arrangements, the number of students that you send at a time, and in a manner that will best meet your schedule for each fiscal or calendar year. 

Please contact us today to find out more about this offer. You can reach us at: training@abaris.com.

ACMA member discount

The ACMA Affinity Program is committed to reducing the overhead cost to ACMA members for various products and services throughout the industry.  As an Affinity Program partner, Abaris is offering a $200 tuition discount to any ACMA members (check to see if your company is a member) that enroll in any of our regularly scheduled classes our U.S. facility. 

To take advantage of this discount, simply sign up for an account on our website (if you have not yet done so), login, and then apply discount code ACMA200 at checkout.  Your $200 discount will automatically be applied to your tuition amount.  You will be asked to show proof of your ACMA membership when you arrive at class. 


Special Reader Discount: 

We hope that you will take advantage of one of the discounts offered above, however, if you do not qualify for one of those discounts, please use this special discount code: ABA100 and receive $100 off the tuition price for any class!

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Testing was performed recently on newly acquired thermoforming presses at Abaris’ Reno, NV headquarters. The testing is in preparation for adding TPC demonstrations to current courses in the near with an eye on producing a future course on TPC’s.


The new course will include an overview of both high-performance amorphous and semicrystalline thermoplastics, along with fiber forms that are used in the aerospace, wind, and automotive industries. Workshop exercises TPC’s to a selection of different shapes and challenges.


We hope to have a class on the menu in mid-2025.  Stay tuned!



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Abaris is developing a new course for students that want to learn the DVD process for making near autoclave quality composite patches for repairs or out of autoclave (OoA) panels in manufacturing. 


The way it works is simple but process dependent. A DVD tool is required along with hot bond equipment to apply and control heat to a freshly laid-up laminate within a vacuum bag that is inside a vacuum chamber (the DVD tool).  Vacuum and heat are applied to the laminate within the inner bag and vacuum is applied to the chamber to create a slight pressure differential between the two. The laminate is subjected to a warm debulk, under vacuum, but without pressure on the bag.  This allows gasses to escape the laminate for a period of time before venting the chamber and allowing atmospheric pressure to compact the laminate.


The process, originally developed by the U.S. Navy, has been in practice since the early 1990’s but has seen little attention outside of the DoD and the military.  Abaris is planning to bring this training to our schedule this year and open the technology to everyone. Stay tuned to our newsletter and website for more information in the near future.


Photo caption: DVD tool (left) along with a hot-bond controller and vacuum sources/hoses (right).

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