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AWT World Trade Group
Chicago Illinois US 60641
About Seller: For over 45 years, the A.W.T. World Trade Group has been leveraging cutting-edge engineering expertise and innovation alongside exceptional customer service to deliver quality, consistency, and value to the screen printing industry. Proudly manufactured in the U.S.A. using premium materials and components, A.W.T. machinery and equipment serve as a comprehensive solution for screen printers, offering machinery, parts, supplies, accessories, and remanufactured equipment. By providing efficient and cost-effective systems that minimize printing errors, reduce production downtime, and enhance profitability, A.W.T. ensures operational success. Our proven track record demonstrates that utilizing a single manufacturing source significantly decreases the risk of equipment compatibility issues, ultimately driving down costs and boosting productivity.
Our team of experienced sales, engineering, and technical support professionals stands ready to assist you in selecting the optimal screen printing system and equipment tailored to your company's unique requirements. Whether you need guidance on equipment selection, supply orders, or accessories from our extensive inventory, A.W.T. is here to help. With unparalleled technical support and service proficiency, we will expertly navigate you through the ordering, installation, and setup processes, addressing any queries you may have along the way. Additionally, A.W.T. can develop custom-designed systems specific to your application needs.
Established in 2002 through the acquisition of American Screen Printing Equipment by A.W.T. World Trade and Graphic Parts International, the A.W.T. World Trade Group has since expanded its product and service offerings through various strategic acquisitions. These include the establishment of Specialized Safety Products in 2008, the acquisition of General Cylinder Press in 2010, and the purchase of Saturn Rack in 2011.