A.W.T. World Trade, Inc.
        A complete manufacturing source for screen print equipment, supplies, parts and rebuilt  machines, A.W.T. was the first to develop and integrate into their equipment Worldwide  Remote Diagnostics, reducing down time and repair costs.

        The A.W.T. product lines include manual and automatic textile and graphic presses; gas, electric and UV dryers; racks and drying cabinets; screen cleaning and exposing units. It also includes vacuum beds, frames, squeegees/squeegee sharpeners, color mixers.

        In addition to their extensive equipment line, A.W.T. also manufactures hundreds of screen printing supplies; from fabrics and frame adhesives, block-out and sealants, scoop coaters, brushes, and registration pins; to a variety of process control tools, pallets, squeegee blades and handles, emulsion removers, as well as hundreds of other items.

American M&M Screen Printing Equipment Company
        The American M&M product line is well-known and respected worldwide with such reliable, quality products as the Cameo, Daytona, Hercules and Viking machines. They revolutionized textile screen printing with such equipment as the Rototex, Arrow Multiprinter, and Centurion Presses, and Texair dryers.

Graphic Parts International, Inc.
        Graphic Parts International (G.P.I) is a premier manufacturer of replacement parts, remanufacturing services and technical support for the screen printing industry. They offer replacement parts for American M&M, Sias, Harco, and National equipment, as well as many other foreign and domestic brands, such as M&R, Svecia, Tuf and others. G.P.I. also can provide hundreds of other screen print products such as squeegees, motors, floodbars, exposing unit blankets, timers, and much more.

        A.W.T.'s roots can be traced back to American Screen Printing Equipment Co., founded in 1949 by Sheldon and Melvin Green, father and uncle, respectively, of A.W.T. president Michael Green, who also became part owner of the company. American soon became the major industry leader as it grew into the largest screen printing equipment and supply manufacturer in the world. American revolutionized textile screen printing with the Rototex, Arrow Multiprinter, Centurion presses and Texair dryers. The graphics sector of screen printing experienced a giant leap in print quality with such heavy duty, high quality, and reliable presses like the Cameo, Daytona, Hercules, and Viking. American M&M resulted when American Screen Printing Equipment Company merged with M&M Research in 1993.

        The A.W.T. World Trade Group has a worldwide network of dealers and distributors. Additional sales and distribution offices are in Miami, Fla., serving the Central and South American countries; and in Holland, Netherlands, serving the European market. The A.W.T. Group has recently opened a new sales office in Oshkosh, Wisc. Their corporate headquarters and manufacturing facilities are located in Chicago, Illinois.

        To learn more about the new A.W.T. World Trade Group of companies, and how each company within the group can meet your company’s screen printing needs, stop by A.W.T. at the SGIA 2002 Technology Show, Booth #1308. You can also visit their website at www.awt-gpi.com or contact A.W.T. World Trade at 773-777-7100; via fax at 773-777-0909; or by email at .