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Thermal Transfer Ribbons Manufacturing
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- Loire-Atlantique : Christophe André prend les rênes d’ARMOR-IIMAK
Christophe André has been appointed General Manager of ARMOR-IIMAK, a global leader in thermal transfer ribbons, amidst the company's international expansion, including a new Australian site.
- Emploi en Loire-Atlantique : cette entreprise de haute technologie recrute des personnes en CDI
Armor-Iimak is hiring 15 machine operators for permanent positions at its La Chevrolière plant, hosting a recruitment event on September 19, 2026.
- Christophe André prend les rênes d’Armor-Iimak
Christophe André has been appointed CEO of Armor-Iimak, a global leader in thermal transfer ribbons, as the company continues its international expansion.
- Armor-IIMAK appoints André as CEO
Armor-IIMAK appointed Christophe André as CEO, effective September 1, 2026, replacing retiring Christian Lefort.
- Christophe André nommé Directeur général d’ARMOR-IIMAK, leader mondial du ruban thermique
Christophe André has been appointed General Manager of ARMOR-IIMAK, a global leader in thermal transfer ribbons, amidst its international expansion into Oceania.
- Chimie. Armor-Iimak acquiert un acteur australien de la découpe de rubans de transfert thermique
Armor-Iimak has acquired an Australian thermal transfer ribbon cutting company.
- Armor-Iimak rachète Thermal Ribbons Australia pour se développer en Océanie
Armor-Iimak acquires Thermal Ribbons Australia to become the sole thermal transfer ribbon manufacturer in Oceania, aiming to significantly increase its market share.
- WARN filing updates job cuts, closing date for Armor-IIMAK
Armor-IIMAK is closing its Amherst manufacturing facility and cutting jobs as part of a phased U.S. consolidation plan through 2027.
- ARMOR-IIMAK expanding with $6M Boone Co. investment
ARMOR-IIMAK is expanding its Boone County facility with a nearly $6 million investment, creating 44 new jobs and increasing production capacity for thermal transfer ribbons.
- ARMOR-IIMAK To Expand Boone County Operation With Nearly $6 Million Investment, Creating 44 Kentucky Jobs
ARMOR-IIMAK is expanding its Boone County facility with a $6 million investment to increase thermal transfer ribbon production and create 44 new jobs.
- ARMOR-IIMAK to invest $6M in Boone County expansion, create 44 jobs
Expansion of the Hebron facility with a $6 million investment to boost thermal transfer ribbon production and create 65 new jobs.
- ARMOR-IIMAK to expand in Boone County, bringing new jobs to Kentucky
ARMOR-IIMAK is investing $6 million to expand its Kentucky facility and hire dozens of new staff to increase production capacity.
- ARMOR-IIMAK to invest nearly $6 million in faciltiy Boone County expansion, create 44 new jobs
A $6 million expansion at the Boone County facility will increase thermal transfer ribbon production and add 44 new jobs.
- ARMOR-IIMAK to invest $6M in Hebron facility expansion
ARMOR-IIMAK is investing $6 million to expand its Hebron facility and hire 65 new employees to increase thermal transfer ribbon production.
- Gov. Beshear: ARMOR-IIMAK plans $6M Boone County expansion creating 44 jobs
ARMOR-IIMAK is expanding its Boone County operation with a $6 million investment, creating 44 jobs to boost manufacturing output for thermal transfer ribbons and imaging solutions.
- ARMOR-IIMAK to expand in Boone County, bringing new jobs to Kentucky
ARMOR-IIMAK is expanding its Boone County facility with a $6 million investment, creating dozens of new jobs and increasing production capacity.
- Après les codes-barres, Armor mise sur les capteurs intelligents utiles dans la santé, le sport,
Armor Group is diversifying from barcode technology into smart sensors through its new subsidiary Alqio, for applications in health and sports.
- ARMOR-IIMAK appoints Alejandro Cuomo to VP of North American sales
Alejandro Cuomo takes over as VP of North American sales to drive regional growth from the Amherst, NY office.
- Le nantais Armor-Iimak lance le ruban d’impression par transfert thermique le plus fin du marché
Nantes-based ARMOR-IIMAK released a record-thin 3.35-micron thermal transfer ribbon to reduce plastic waste and increase printing uptime by 40%.
- Transfert thermique : un ruban cire zéro solvant à impact réduit signé Armor-Ilmak
Armor-Iimak launched AWR XL, a new solvent-free thermal transfer ribbon with a thin PET film that enhances productivity and significantly reduces environmental impact.
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