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Lawson Screen & Digital merges with Workhorse Products

Both Lawson & Workhorse Products will continue to operate as normal with no changes to staff, contact information, or day-to-day operations.

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Lawson Screen & Digital and Workhorse Products have announced a strategic merger said to strengthen both brands, expand product offerings, enhance customer service, and accelerate innovation, ensuring an “even greater experience for customers nationwide.”

“For decades, Lawson and Workhorse have been at the forefront of screen and digital printing equipment manufacturing,” said Taylor Landesman, vice president of Lawson Screen & Digital. “By merging our strengths, we are reinforcing our commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable solutions that empower print businesses to succeed. Our combined expertise, resources, and shared dedication to the industry make this a natural and exciting next step.”

According to the companies, the merger reflects their shared vision of “Better Together,” creating new opportunities for growth and advancement in the industry.

“I’m excited by the ability to offer an expanded product line and enhanced customer service and support, along with innovation and advancements that will benefit Workhorse-Lawson customers,” remarked Tyler Dummett, president of Workhorse Products.

Both Lawson and Workhorse will continue to operate as normal, with no changes to staff, contact information, or day-to-day operations. Customers can expect the same service and support they have come to trust.

As Lawson Screen & Digital and Workhorse Products integrate their operations, they remain committed to transparent communication and ensuring a seamless transition for all. Customers with questions about the merger are encouraged to reach out to their respective representatives.

Marie Fennema

Marie Fennema is the managing editor of GRAPHICS PRO, including GRAPHICS PRO Today, covering news and guidance in apparel decoration, awards and engraving, and sign and digital printing.

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