With its 30th anniversary approaching, Midwest Graphics and Steel Rule Cutting Die is looking to the future with new passion. Known for its unique skills within the graphics industry, Midwest Graphics has captured the attention of designers as they create new retail displays and other three-dimensional point-of-purchase signage. The corrugated container industry has embraced Midwest Graphics and Steel Rule Cutting Die as an unsurpassed leader in the production of printing plates, and cutting dies.

Founded in 1989 by Mike Lalonde and John “Mike” Hannon, Midwest Graphics, Inc. utilized the latest equipment and technology which quickly made it known for its quality promotional displays, printing plates, and cutting dies. That philosophy continues today as it invests in state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment and new robotics making its turnaround time second to none. The company is located on the south side of Indianapolis where it continues to employ more than 80 workers while delivering printing plates, cutting dies and displays around the world.

Midwest Graphics, Inc. is dedicated to complete customer satisfaction. To accomplish this goal, they utilize the latest equipment and technology combined with experience and
well-trained employees. The company continually strives to maintain a perfect balance of cutting edge technology and personal client attention.

Midwest Graphics serves businesses that need to get a product to market in secure packaging while promoting its brand. Flexibility is a must. Turnaround is everything. Cost effectiveness is mandatory. Much of what Midwest Graphics produces hasn’t been thought of yet – it needs to be taken from a designer’s mind to reality. That “out-of-the-box” thinking gives Midwest Graphics and its customers a strong advantage in the marketplace.

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