Our computer-aided design department is the envy of the industry.

Nobody designs the way we do. We have the most inventive minds in the business working with software capable of designing jet fighters. One measure of our unmatched design department, is the number of other packaging interests who ask us to design packaging for their customers.

Getting a perfectly printed display is
not as easy as we make it look.

The corrugated material, that displays are printed on, can act as a sponge and the slightest excess of ink can turn a crisp graphic into a Rorshach test. That's why our rotary, die-cutter, print stations use laser engraved, ceramic coated, rolls to supply the dies with the perfect amount of ink. That's also why the 1,000lb. Cylinders, that these dies are attached to, can be adjusted by 1/1,000 of an inch. After all, the better your product looks at the point of purchase, the better its chance of getting past the point of purchase.

We create fine print that is worthy of the name.

It's amazing what some  companies will call a registration mark. Our perfectly calibrated presses, create fine print that will please even the most paranoid legal department. What few imperfections do come out, are quickly spotted by our over-caffeinated quality control personnel and sent to the recycling bin.

One look at our graphics and your boss will chew you out for overspending.

There's no reason for an economical brown box to look like an economical brown box. With a simple addition, like an inventive use of color, we'll make your packaging stand out. Our invoices, on the other hand, won't.

At 300 per minute, every order is a rush order.

We punch the specifications into  our flexo's computer, place the printing dies on the cylinders, turn it on and stand back. It slots, scores, prints, glues, folds stacks and bundles the most complex shippers at a rate of up to 300 per minute. You could say it does everything but  answer the phone.

Display and Packaging Assembly Area.