Leibinger expands South American coverage

Leibinger has expanded its footprint in Chile and Peru through a new partnership with Antalis, ensuring local access to its coding and marking technology, services and technical support in the South American markets.

The partnership ensures manufacturers throughout the region benefit from direct local support, faster technical response and full access to Leibinger's continuous inkjet printer portfolio, from the entry-level Jet One to the IQJet. Leibinger printers feature fully automatic nozzle sealing technology that prevents ink from drying out, as well as long-term reliability. Manufactured almost entirely at the company's headquarters in Germany, the systems are designed to deliver consistent print quality, low maintenance requirements and durable performance.

Leibinger has supported manufacturers in Chile and Peru for many years, delivering coding and marking to demanding production environments. By strengthening its regional structure through Antalis, the company is ensuring continuity for existing customers while expanding its ability to support new manufacturers entering the market.

Antalis brings market presence, service infrastructure and packaging-industry expertise across the region, enabling closer customer engagement, faster service availability and stronger technical consultation at the local level.

'South America is an important part of Leibinger's future,' said Christina Leibinger, CEO at Leibinger. 'With Antalis as our partner in Chile and Peru, we are strengthening what matters most to us: close customer relationships, dependable local support and the long-term reliability our customers associate with the Leibinger name.'

'We're honored to represent Leibinger across Chile and Peru,' commented Alvaro Ide, managing director at Antalis Americas. 'This partnership allows us to offer our customers direct access to Leibinger's innovative technology, with confidence in our strong local service and support. Together, we will help our customers to increase uptime, improve print quality and build even stronger and more efficient production lines.'