I am a fresh graduate majoring in packaging engineering, and now I am an internship printing captain in a color printing factory. Is there a future?

A qualified captain needs at least two or three years, and you have to learn the structure and working principle of the machine. I brought many technical secondary school graduates. To tell the truth, the general theoretical knowledge of current graduates is not very good. I am the co-pilot of CD- 102. Now it is the faucet of the color wheel turnover machine. I have operated and maintained several models. If you know how machinery works. Learn fast, even if it's not a machine. Look more in this line. Ask more questions. Do it often. You still have to use your brain. There is no end to learning, just touching the door. Printing involves too many things. Work hard.

Ok, the four-color machine CD- 102 Roland -700L can get 3000-7000.