Through employment of an innovative low-profile, modular design philosophy, AMS systems are engineered to work seamlessly with all leading OEMs, including multi-color sheet-fed offset presses from Heidelberg, KBA, Komori, MAN Roland, Mitsubishi as well as older systems, such as Planeta and specially outfitted Web systems.

While our systems are designed to fit seamlessly with all OEM equipment, we enjoy close working relationships with the following manufacturers.

Our relationship with KBA began in 1997 with the introduction of the Air Guide. Today, Air Motion Systems has achieved the status of becoming the single North American manufacturer to KBA for UV and IR / Thermal Air drying systems. Our relationship with KBA is characterized by strong working relationships as well as a shared desire to bring unsurpassed levels of technology and service to printers everywhere. KBA's new line of VariDry(tm) UV and IR dryers being offerred worldwide are based on AMS' advanced, flexible technology.

Komori development leads the printing industry, as illustrated by the world's first automatic plate-changer (APC) and the KHS system, the groundbreaking technology developed with the Japan Printing Academy. A wide range of exceptional Komori products stands ready to serve all segments of the industry. These achievements flow from Komori's adherence to the principle of thinking from the customer's standpoint. AMS began working with Komori in 2005 offering its market-leading Peak UV and IR packages for Komori's popular line of half-size and 40" format sheet-fed presses.

Mitsubishi Lithographic Presses is one of the foremost suppliers of high-quality printing equipment in the industry. Since 1977, Mitsubishi Lithographic Presses USA has provided the North American graphic arts industry with complete sales, parts and service for the Mitsubishi line of sheetfed and web presses from their location in Lincolnshire, IL. AMS achieved the status of a preferred supplier to MLP in 2005 offering a tailored set of Peak UV and IR dryers for its line of sheet-fed lithographic presses.