Greg Hrinya, Associate Editor10.06.17
SpectraGraphics, Inc.
14701 W 106th Street, Lenexa, KS 66215 USA
www.spectragraphics.com
Ted Williams, CEO and founder of SpectraGraphics, Inc. (SGI), opened his company’s doors in 1975. However, it started out as Par Label & Tape Company and operated out of Kansas City, MO. The company’s early years featured a 3-color International Machines press, and only when Williams began to notice growth did he invest in several Webtron presses.
In 1985, Williams decided to purchase a building and move across state lines to Lenexa, KS, where the company is currently based. With the move came a new identity: SpectraGraphics, Inc. “The company originally focused on the dairy industry as plastic containers for milk displaced paper cartons and provided many new applications for pressure sensitive labels,” explains Williams.
Today, SGI has about 18,000 square feet under one roof, and three-quarters of the space is dedicated to production. The company also utilizes an offsite logistics company for storage of finished inventory and tooling.
14701 W 106th Street, Lenexa, KS 66215 USA
www.spectragraphics.com
Ted Williams, CEO and founder of SpectraGraphics, Inc. (SGI), opened his company’s doors in 1975. However, it started out as Par Label & Tape Company and operated out of Kansas City, MO. The company’s early years featured a 3-color International Machines press, and only when Williams began to notice growth did he invest in several Webtron presses.
In 1985, Williams decided to purchase a building and move across state lines to Lenexa, KS, where the company is currently based. With the move came a new identity: SpectraGraphics, Inc. “The company originally focused on the dairy industry as plastic containers for milk displaced paper cartons and provided many new applications for pressure sensitive labels,” explains Williams.
Today, SGI has about 18,000 square feet under one roof, and three-quarters of the space is dedicated to production. The company also utilizes an offsite logistics company for storage of finished inventory and tooling.
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