Miller Graphics, a Swedish company specializing in packaging prepress and flexographic printing plates, can now label its elastomer sleeves?which are manufactured and engraved in Limoges, Haute-Vienne?with the ?Made in France? designation.
These sleeves, stamped ?Made in France,? are primarily intended for printing on flexible packaging, as well as for applications in the medical, cotton wool, and ruling industries. The Limoges facility handles material formulation, manufacturing, and direct laser engraving.
Miller Graphics is the only manufacturer of elastomer sleeves based in France.
"This recognition of its French origin comes at a time when issues of sovereignty
Industrial issues and supply chain security are playing an increasingly important role in the
"client strategies" "The manufacturer points out that it has annual revenue of 43 million euros and employs approximately 360 people, including 120 in France," the manufacturer notes.
This production complements the company's long-standing activities in flexography, which include graphic design, photogravure, the manufacture of printing plates, and the distribution of printing supplies.
The "Made in France" label allows Miller Graphics to highlight its local production chain, from material development to engraving. According to the manufacturer, it also guarantees the traceability of operations, consistent production, and the customization of printing plates.
In addition to manufacturing, Miller Graphics also offers sleeve retreading and relining services, which extend the sleeves? service life and align with the CSR policies implemented in the printing and packaging industries.
