Baldwin Technology Company, Inc.

Baldwin Technology Company, Inc.

8040 Forsyth Blvd Fl 2, St. Louis, Missouri, 63105

AboutBaldwin Technology Company, Inc.

The Leadership Team is guiding the company via Baldwin’s cultural vision, which is focused on unlocking the potential of our global team members and our customers around the world, transforming business through a sustainability model that provides security to our team members and creates long-term value for all.

Through our continued commitment to a shared vision, unrelenting dedication to outstanding products and services, and a passion for the people who make our business possible, Baldwin is steadily growing and unlocking the potential of traditional and new markets.

Get to Know Baldwin and Its Century of Innovation

Fueled by 100 years of innovation, Baldwin Technology Company Inc. is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of innovative process automation, equipment, parts service and consumables for a number of industries. Baldwin not only provides new equipment to its customers, but also dedicates resources to maintaining and servicing existing equipment with quality replacement parts, highly engineered consumables and engineering services that include upgrades and retrofits in addition to regular maintenance.

Baldwin Technology was founded in 1918 in Baldwin, New York, by William Geggenheimer, a pioneering printer and press service technician. Geggenheimer invented the Baldwin Press Washer, which unlocked the potential of offset printing by reducing cleaning time from hours to minutes. This was the first of many process innovations that Baldwin presented to each of its customers in the early days of its 100-plus year history.

William’s son, Harold Geggenheimer, joined the business and, in the beginning of the 1960s, he became Baldwin’s president. He was later joined by Wendell Smith and under their joint leadership they targeted international expansion, beginning with Japan in 1968, followed by rapid acceleration into key markets such as China, Germany and the U.K.