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We offer a variety of product options for your everyday needs.
From color choices to paper types, we can create the perfect look for your business or event. Check out some of the options we offer:
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Color Options
Below are some color options we offer:
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CMYK
This stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. This is shorthand for the colors used in 4-color process
printing or "Full Color". These four colors when combined approximate other colors in the color spectrum.
4/0:
Four color process for the front side of your print product with blank back side of your printed product. Four color process is a system where a color image is separated into 4 different color values by the use of filters and screens, when transferred to the printing press and printed, it reproduces the original full color image.
For example: A business card has color images on one side and is blank on the back.
4/1:
Four color process for the front side of your printed product with black only for the back side of your printed product.
4/4:
Four color process for the front side of your printed product AND four color process on the back side of your printed product.
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Folding Options
We can accommodates a wide variety of paper folding options:
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Half Fold:
The half fold is commonly used for brochures and greeting cards.
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Two Parallel Fold:
An excellent fold for legal sizes or larger. An 8.5" x 14" folds to 3.5" x 8.5".
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Gate Fold:
The gate fold is often used for menus and brochures. The succession of message presentation is more dramatic than with the Two Parallel Fold.
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Z-Fold:
The "Z" style offers an advantage for multi-page letters to be collated and hand inserted for mailing. Because the pages nest together, the letter is opened with the pages in sequence, however it tends to spring open and should be avoided when automated envelope inserting is used.
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Half then Z-Fold:
When used for a newsletter has the advantage of positioning the masthead on top of the front and the mailing panel right side up on the back.
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Half then Half:
This is a typical fold for booklet binding, pages are printed, folded and collated for saddle stitching. Fold can also be used for newsletters.
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Tri-Fold:
This common fold, used for mailings and brochures, is much like a letter folded by hand for inserting in an envelope. The Tri-Fold produces a self-contained unit, easily handled by automated envelope inserters.
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Paper Types & Weights
We offer a variety of high-quality paper stock types and weights. Listed below are some examples you have to choose from. Don't see something you need? Give us a call.
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#10 - 24lb. White Wove:
Standard stock commonly used for envelopes, also called White Wove.
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#80 lb. White Wove:
Same as 80# gloss text only stiffer feel. Used for info rack cards, calendar covers and booklet covers.
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15 mil. Magnet Stock:
A 60 lb.white sheet with a gloss finish that is magnetized after printing. Used for business card and postcard magnets.
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100 lb. Gusto Gloss Text:
Same as 80# gloss text only about 25% heavier, not as stiff as cover. Used for brochures and flyers.
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60 lb. Williamsburg White Offset:
A blue-white sheet with a smooth finish. Used for memo pads, newsletters, booklets, and menus.
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Uncoated 80 lb. Cougar 92 Vellum Cover:
A 92 brightness white sheet with vellum finish, with a thickness of approximately 12 pt. Used for business cards, greeting cards and invitations.
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60 lb. Lynx White Opaque Vellum:
A white sheet with a vellum finish. Used for letterhead.
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14pt C1S Carolina Cover:
A white sheet with a smooth gloss coating on one side, uncoated on the other. Used for business cards, postcards, greeting cards, invitations, and presentation folders.
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70 lb. Williamsburg White Offset:
A blue-white sheet with a smooth non-glossy finish, uncoated.
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Mactac Imagin Die-Cut Label:
Coated label stock with adhesive. Used for Return Address Labels and Product ID Labels.
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80 lb. Gusto Gloss Text:
A white sheet with a gloss finish, coated both sides. Used for newsletters, calendars and booklets.
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Teslin Pressure Sensitive:
Coated nylon label stock. Used for Bumper Stickers.
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Printing Methods
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Offset Printing
Offset printing is a printing system in which the paper does not
come into contact with the printing plate. The ink is transferred
from the plate to a blanket cylinder and then to the paper.
Digital Printing
These systems work directly from electronic data and avoid
the intermediate stage of films. As a result, Digital Printing is
very cost effective for short runs. In addition, Digital Printing
features "variable data printing". This allows you to put together
a database as simple as an Excel document of data that you
want to personalize for each printed piece, such as names,
addresses, and even personalized messages. You can
personalize on multiple criteria as well. This allows for very
cost effective short runs of customized and personalized
printed material such as business cards, stationary, greeting
cards, post cards and other direct mail.
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