Holland, Ohio – Dynamic Dies, Inc., a rapidly growing Toledo-based leader in die-cutting solutions and digital printing, proudly announces the acquisition of Allied Steel Rule Dies, Inc., based in Indianapolis.

This acquisition marks the company’s fifth location, joining existing facilities in the greater Toledo, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati regions, and strengthens Dynamic Dies’ position as a premier provider of high-quality cutting dies, printing plates and digital printing services.

The acquisition not only expands Dynamic Dies’ geographic footprint but also enhances its ability to serve a larger customer base with an expanded product portfolio and greater operational capacity.

As the company continues its growth trajectory, this new location further solidifies its commitment to offering comprehensive die-cutting solutions across the Midwest and beyond.

“As we welcome Allied Steel Rule Dies into the Dynamic Dies family, we are excited to unite our shared values of quality, innovation, and customer service. This acquisition allows us to serve our customers even more effectively, with an expanded range of products and tailored solutions,” said Pat Sullivan, CEO of Dynamic Dies. “Together, we are better positioned to meet the evolving needs of the market, delivering the high standards our customers have come to expect.”

What Customers Can Expect:

- Seamless Transition: Both existing Dynamic Dies and Allied Steel Rule Dies customers will continue to enjoy uninterrupted service. Long-standing relationships will be honored, and service teams from both companies will collaborate closely to ensure smooth integration.

- Expanded Product Offerings: The combined portfolio now offers a wider variety of die-cutting products and solutions, providing customers with increased flexibility and access to a broader range of custom options.

- Uncompromised Support: Dynamic Dies remains committed to its promise of exceptional service. Existing Dynamic Dies customers will continue to work with their familiar contacts, while Allied Steel Rule Dies customers will maintain communication with their representatives during the transition, ensuring a seamless experience.

Pat Sullivan further commented on Dynamic Dies' growth: “This is an exciting moment for our company, as we continue to expand and invest in new markets. With the addition of Allied Steel Rule Dies and our new Indianapolis location, we are furthering our reach across the Midwest, positioning Dynamic Dies to deliver even more value to our customers.”

In the coming weeks, additional information will be shared regarding the enhanced offerings and how both new and existing customers can leverage these expanded capabilities.