Steinemann Technology acquires SPS® ScreenPrintingSystems

Date: 5 February 2009
Source: Steinemann Technology AG

Date: 5 February 2009

Steinemann Technology now has a complete portfolio of solutions to meet all screen printing requirements. Decisive strengthening of the Graphic Division Steinemann Technology AG, St.

Gallen-Switzerland, has acquired SPS ScreenPrintingSystems GmbH, Wuppertal and Seevetal-Germany, with effect from 1 January 2009.



As a result, Steinemann Technology now has a comprehensive portfolio of systems and solutions for finishing print products with varnish. It completely covers all screen printing requirements, from short to long runs – starting with the VITESSA flat screen cylinder presses and culminating in the high-speed rotary flexo and screen printing machine of the HIBIS series. The graphic arts product range of SPS® will be integrated in the Graphic Division of Steinemann Technology, both the SPS® brand name and the machine range being retained. "By incorporating SPS® in our Graphic Division in what is certainly a fairly difficult market environment at the moment, we have taken a major step towards putting our company’s positive development on an even broader footing. We are now the only manufacturer in the world in a position to offer its customers systems and solutions to meet all screen printing requirements from a single source – in terms of both printing formats and printing speed. Moreover, our company only recently equipped itself for the future in the extremely exciting market of special-purpose screen printing applications by acquiring Fleischle Siebdruckmaschinen and subsequently establishing Steinemann Coating GmbH," says Jürg Spittler, Vice President of Steinemann Technology AG and Director of the Graphic Division, welcoming the integration of SPS®.




"With its sales and service structure, Steinemann Technology is in an excellent position worldwide and characterised by great innovative capacity. The product portfolios and distribution channels of Steinemann Technology and SPS® complement each other perfectly. In the long term, taking this step will enable Steinemann Technology to strengthen the further development of its business segments and consolidate their market position. This is definitely a case of one and one making more than two," says Axel Kaiser, Managing Partner of SPS ScreenPrintingSystems GmbH. The origins of the SPS® brand date back to the company’s founding in 1953. After 1957, the company rapidly made a worldwide name for itself by introducing the original SPS® STOP Cylinder Principle™, which combines particular accuracy and speed. Since then, SPS® has time and again launched trendsetting innovations on the market, setting standards in screen printing for both graphic arts and industrial applications.


About Steinemann

Made in Switzerland, successful worldwide. Steinemann is a globally committed technology company with headquarters in St. Gallen/Switzerland and subsidiaries in China, Germany, Malaysia, Brazil and the USA. Operating under the name Steinemann, the Mechanical Engineering business unit of the Stürm Group (http://www.stuermgroup.com), likewise based in St. Gallen, comprises three Divisions, each of which ranks among the world’s leading suppliers in its respective market. The Graphic Division offers a comprehensive portfolio of varnishing and laminating machines for print finishing, while the Sanding Division ships innovative sanding systems to customers in the panel industry around the world, and Steinemann Coating is a leading manufacturer of innovative precision machines for screen printing on large-format glass materials. In these exciting markets, the technology leader offers its customers technically and economically ground-breaking systems, solutions and services – from innovative machines for maximum productivity, all the way to dependable maintenance and spare parts services.


Further information for editorial staff:

Steinemann Technology AG

Susanne Cremer

Marketing & Communication

Schoretshuebstrasse 24 / POB 461

CH-9015 St. Gallen-Winkeln

Switzerland

Phone: +41 71 313 5307

Fax: +41 71 313 5454

Mobile: +41 79 255 6663

E-mail: s.cremer@steinemann.com


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Am Hümerich 12

D-53343 Wachtberg

Germany

Phone: +49 228 858261

Fax: +49 228 348124

E-mail: j.maruschzik@netcologne.de

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