
United States · Printing startup
DuraMark Technologies is a digital printing company based in Westfield, Indiana, specializing in durable safety labels and branding decals for industrial manufacturing applications.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
DuraMark Technologies is a digital printing company based in Westfield, Indiana, specializing in durable safety labels and branding decals for industrial manufacturing applications.
Founded in 2007, DuraMark has transformed the labeling industry by utilizing 100% digital technology, moving away from traditional screen and flexographic printing methods. As a leading label supplier in North America, DuraMark offers a comprehensive resource for safety labels and durable decals. The company collaborates with customers to create tailored labeling programs that ensure compliance and durability. DuraMark serves various industries, including automotive, construction equipment, and agricultural equipment, focusing on providing labels that maintain functionality throughout their entire lifespan. With a dedicated team of approximately 44-54 employees, DuraMark has achieved significant growth, generating revenue between $13.3 million and $15.2 million.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 2 on the team.
On the board, as filediRoger Allen SheppardWilliam Marion Godfrey
What they build
Known for
ansi z535.4 labelsquick turnaround labelsconsumerscustom labelslockout tagout labelsinventory managementmanufacturingoutdoor equipment labelsproprietary materialsindustrial safety signageinformation technology & servicesinventory labelshazardous material labelsconfined space labelshigh adhesion labelsdurable labels
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