Print
Solutions December 2005
NEW
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
JUST
OUT
NewPage
Corp., Dayton, Ohio, introduced
the Sterling Ultra Digital
for HP Indigo® grade digital
printing paper. It consists of
a non-treated substrate re-engineered
to provide maximum toner adhesion
for optimal shelf-life, enhanced
archivability and better value
than competing products. Available
in gloss or dull finishes and
an assortment of weights, the
product is compatible with the
entire grade line of NewPage Sterling®
Ultra offset papers. Call (800)
638-3313.
FYI
Printegra,
Peachtree City, Ga., rebranded
its label division. Printegra
Label and Design now operates
under the name, Synergy Label—a
Printegra Company. The company
said a survey of its customers
showed that they associated the
company with short run business
documents and not its label division.
The company chose the word “synergy”
because it best describes its
business—combining the sales
and marketing talents of its distributors
with its expertise in label manufacturing.
Call (800) 422-6070.
Jet
Litho, Downers Grove, Ill.,
purchased a Heidelberg Speedmaster
CD 102 6-color press with UV technology
to offer improved productivity
and increased UV print capacity
to meet customers’ growing
demands. The press offers the
ability to print on new and unique
substrates and yields efficient
plastic print manufacturing. Call
(630) 932-9000.
Bestforms
Inc., Camarillo, Calif., introduced
a new distributor sales kit featuring
the BestCard ID card. Each
sales kit contains specification
sheets for all ID card formats
along with product knowledge,
sheets that can be personalized
by customers and a presentation
that distributors can personalize
for their clients. Call (800)
350-0618.
Quick
Tab II Inc., Tiffin, Ohio,
added a prescription pad program
to its line of security documents.
The company is authorized to produce
prescription pads in 48 states.
The company offers competitive
prices and a 5-day turnaround
on most items. Call (800) 332-5081.
Ward/Kraft
Inc., based in Fort Scott,
Kan., will begin using 92 brightness
bond paper in its forms and labels
divisions. Many bond paper suppliers
are converting inventories from
the traditional 84/87 brightness
to the new level, which makes
highlight and process colors more
eye-catching on products such
as integrated cards, labels, pressure
seal mailers and traditional forms.
Call the company’s Kansas
plant at (800) 821-4021 or Ohio
plant at (800) 351-9302.
Royal
Industries,
Brooklyn, N.Y., introduced a pocket
planner. The lenticular moving
image planner includes a stock
teamwork theme imprint as well
as an image that moves as the
planner is turned. The company
offers the planner with a choice
of variety inserts, including
weekly, biweekly, monthly and
academic versions. Call (718)
369-3046.
St.
Joseph Print, Concord, Canada,
will install in 2006 three new
MAN ROTOMAN S web heatset presses
from MAN Roland Inc., Westmont,
Ill. The presses include an 8-unit,
48-page press; a 6-unit, 16-page
press; and a 4-unit, 16-page press.
Equipped with makeready and high-speed
automation components, waste reduction
features, CIP Ink key preset,
and closed-loop color technology,
the presses produce superior quality
products and are highly efficient
for short and long run publication
and commercial web print markets,
the company said. Call (905) 660-3111.
R
and R Images, Phoenix, moved
to a new 28,000-square-foot corporate
headquarters. The company’s
address is 3602 E. LaSalle St.,
Phoenix, AZ. The move streamlines
operational and administrative
activities and improves efficiencies,
the company said. The additional
space also allows the company
to further expand its commercial
photography and digital communication
services. Call (866) 437-6565.
Mimeo.com,
New York City, was named one of
the fastest growing private companies
in Inc. magazine’s “Inc.
500” list November issue
for the second year in a row.
With a 3-year growth rate of 452
percent, Mimeo ranked 277 on the
list of 500 companies. Call (800)
GO-MIMEO.
N.
Glantz & Son LLC, based
in Brooklyn, N.Y., and Louisville,
Ky., opened its 21st branch in
Atlanta. The branch is a fully
stocked warehouse offering a wide
selection of commercial, digital
and electrical sign supplies.
It offers daily delivery to the
greater Atlanta area and other
regions throughout Georgia. Call
(866) 645-2689.
Carter
Printing Co., Richmond, Va,
organized a series of open houses
to celebrate the company’s
upgraded production capabilities.
Approximately 275 attendees toured
the 55,000-square-foot facility
in Richmond to see the new equipment,
which includes a 6-color Mitsubishi
Diamond 6000LS sheet-fed press.
The company also displayed its
new MBO Perfection series large-format
folder and Polar cutting system.
Call (804) 359-9206.
Suncoast
Marketing Says Thanks
Suncoast
Marketing, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., designed this post card
to thank peers in the printing
industry who sent relief supplies
and warm wishes to the firm after
Hurricane Wilma affected the distributorship.
For more information about Suncoast
Marketing, visit www.suncoastmarketing.com.