LasX Industries enters distribution agreement with Dr. Wirth Grafische Technik

Nov. 6, 2017
Dr. Wirth Grafische Technik will distribute LasX Industries' laser systems throughout Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

Industrial laser converting systems and services provider LasX Industries (St. Paul, MN) has entered into a distribution partnership with Dr. Wirth Grafische Technik (Frankfurt, Germany). Under the agreement, Dr. Wirth Grafische Technik will distribute LasX Industries' laser systems throughout Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (known as the DACH region).

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Dr. Wirth Grafische Technik began as a regional printing press company and developed into an international group, with branches in Germany and abroad. The company's focus is in the graphic arts industry throughout Germany, Central Europe, and China.

"Our partnership with LasX provides a broad range of new possibilities in the field of package and print processing," explains Wolfgang Dammer, managing director of Dr. Wirth Grafische Technik. LasX's laser processing systems combine laser cutting, scoring, and perforating processes with instant conversion technology, eliminating the need for costly tools and expensive setup times, and resulting in faster delivery. Their systems can be integrated into both commercial and package printing machines to create a complete digital workflow, Dammer says.

(L-R) Wolfgang Dammer, managing director of Dr. Wirth Grafische Technik and William Dinauer, president of LasX Industries.

LasX Industries designs and manufactures industrial laser systems for on-demand converting applications with LaserSharp digital converting technology. The company serves the flexible packaging, folding carton, decor printing, textile, and electronics industries. More than 500 of the company's standard and custom converting solutions for laser cutting and other processes have been installed.

For more information, please visit www.lasx.com and dr.wirth.de.

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