Datacolor Acquires Techkon USA

DANVERS, MA-Techkon USA officially joined forces with Datacolor in early July. George Adam, president at Techkon USA, will continue to lead the company in the sales, marketing, and engineering departments, now with the strength and support of Datacolor’s resources and global reach.

The move  represents more than just an acquisition; it represents a powerful alignment of vision, innovation, and commitment to the package printing industry. 

Techkon USA is eager to be united with Techkon GmbH under the Datacolor umbrella. Together, as one, Techkon will continue to set the standard for innovation, service, and support.  

Albert Busch, president and CEO of Datacolor, stated, “Building on the recent acquisition of Techkon GmbH, this acquisition allows Datacolor to broaden its market reach and product offering with Techkon USA’s ChromaQA software and in-line spectrometers to meet growing customer demands for integrated color management solutions in the printing and packaging industry and beyond.”

Adam, commented, “Over the past five months, Datacolor has continued a mission that began years ago with Techkon GmbH and has been carried forward by Techkon USA. Now, united under the Datacolor umbrella, we are poised to take that legacy to unprecedented heights. Together, we will innovate with purpose, provide exceptional support to our customers, expand our footprint in the market, and set the standard for excellence in the print and packaging industries.”

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