Baldwin celebrates 100 years of operations

The manufacturer of process-automation equipment and consumables for printing, packaging, converting and other industries will launch ‘100 Days Of Unlocking Potential’ initiative in June highlighting a series of key company values ranging from sustainability to innovation.

According to Baldwin CEO Brent Becker, the 100-year milestone provides a natural opportunity to reflect on how the company has grown, evolved and improved over the years.

“Baldwin began with one man's idea in a New York garage 100 years ago – when you look at the size and scope of the company today, it is both impressive and humbling,” Becker said. “The most inspiring aspect of Baldwin’s continued growth and success is the people who have worked, and continue to work, to build this business.  As we celebrate Baldwin, we celebrate them.”

A key goal of the celebration is to give Baldwin’s worldwide team an opportunity to share insights about their local cultures, as a way to further develop an appreciation for the diversity that fuels the company’s global operations. 

With facilities in the United States, England, Germany, India, China, Japan, Sweden, France, Netherlands and Australia, the initiative will also shine a light on the international teams that develop, manufacture and support Baldwin’s key product lines, which include spray dampening and cleaning systems, UV and LED curing technologies, web process controls, consumables like spray powder for offset printing and cleaning rolls for blankets and impression cylinders, and more. 

Additionally, Baldwin’s 100 Days Of Unlocking Potential activities aim to help the worldwide team better understand how the company’s products provide financial and environmental benefits to the customers who invest in them, from printers and converters to textile producers and an array of OEMs.