Durham, N.C. –
Bell and Howell, a technology-driven leader in Automation Services and Automation Solutions, today announced that another major global commercial printer manufacturer has selected the company to provide certified remanufacturing for its fleet of advanced industrial digital printing systems.
The agreement expands Bell and Howell’s growing portfolio of specialized mechatronic service capabilities and reinforces the company’s position as an independent service partner supporting mission-critical production equipment across multiple industries.
Industrial digital printing systems represent some of the most sophisticated equipment operating in today’s production environments. As organizations seek to maximize equipment availability and extend the life of their capital investments, the demand for highly trained, manufacturer-certified service organizations continues to grow.
“Today’s production environments require far more than traditional field service,” said Jim Feely, President of Bell and Howell. “Customers are looking for a partner capable of supporting the complete lifecycle of complex automation equipment—from preventive maintenance and field repair to remanufacturing, system restoration and long-term asset optimization. This engagement demonstrates the confidence customers have in Bell and Howell’s manufacturing organization.”
The engagement also reflects a broader shift occurring across manufacturing and production environments. Increasingly, equipment owners are seeking independent service partners capable of supporting complex equipment regardless of manufacturer, allowing them to simplify supplier relationships while maintaining exceptional service quality and equipment performance.
“Our customers don’t operate just one type of equipment,” Feely said. “They operate highly integrated production environments. Bell and Howell’s strategy is to provide one trusted service organization capable of supporting those environments with consistent processes, highly trained technical resources and advanced service technologies.”
Bell and Howell’s Automation Services organization supports a broad range of sophisticated automation technologies across production mail, print, packaging, pharmaceutical, robotics, retail and other industrial markets. The company’s capabilities include preventive maintenance, depot repair, remanufacturing, remote diagnostics, field service, technical support, parts management and asset lifecycle optimization.
This latest customer engagement further strengthens Bell and Howell’s position as one of North America’s leading independent providers of advanced mechatronic service solutions.