Atlas Die and Xynatech to merge die businesses

The narrow web flexible and specialty die business of Xynatech will be merged into to Atlas Die, creating one of the largest producers of narrow web flexible dies and specialty cutting dies in the Americas.

Jim Redd, president of Xynatech, stated, ‘I am pleased for our customers that an agreement could be reached with Atlas Die. Competing against them through the years, I know our customers will be well taken care of given Atlas Die’s product depth and technical knowledge.’

Kenneth Smott, president and CEO of Atlas Die, added, ‘We have always had great respect for Xynatech in the marketplace. We feel privileged to welcome their customers and will be working closely with Xynatech to ensure a seamless transition.’ 

Atlas Die is a producer of steel rule, flexible and solid rotary tooling servicing all aspects of non-metallic converting. Atlas maintains its corporate headquarters in Elkhart, Indiana, as well as manufacturing facilities in Palmer, Massachusetts; Charlotte, North Carolina; Elkhart, Indiana; Glendale Heights, Illinois; Wood Dale, Illinois; Atlanta, Georgia; Greensboro, North Carolina; and Richmond, Virginia.