Paragon acquire Pressure Seal Systems in a bid to retain position as market leader

Paragon Group UK Ltd have recently added to their extensive business portfolio following the acquisition of Pressure Seal Systems (PSS). Through the acquisition of PSS, one of the industries largest pressure seal manufacturers, Paragon retain their position as leader within the pressure seal market.

Based in Southampton and Bradford, PSS manufacture and distribute pressure seal equipment to companies throughout the world. After the success of the PS200, the first office machine created by the company, PSS extended the range of equipment to offer a dozen different machines complemented by innovative forms. The pressure sealers can process from 1,440 forms to 40,000 forms per hour depending on the model.

Leader in Europe and North America, PSS supply more than 40 countries worldwide and their customer base comprises very large accounts such as WHSmith, Zurich, HMV, Granada, Nexus, Transco, Easyjet, Debenhams, Deutsche Bank among many others.

Focusing on developing pressure seal products and initiatives for their customers, Paragon will continue to invest in the pressure seal products and services offered to their extensive client list.

Says Bob Harkins, Director "The decision to acquire PSS is a positive step forward for Paragon. This move offers the opportunity to expand on our current knowledge of pressure seal through the collaboration of our staff. I am looking forward to moving forward and creating a more innovative and expansive product and service portfolio for our existing and potential customers. With a continuing drive to promote future successes in the business and to further our growth strategy, acquiring PSS is another step forward to achieving our ultimate goals."

Paragon have continued to strengthen their business portfolio through acquisition and organic growth. Concentrating on special products, as well as the core competencies involved in print, Paragon are able to supply products to niche markets as well as offering solutions relating to general print.
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