Both our flexographic and digital printing presses produce the highest quality graphics.

Flexographic printing is a long-proven process that adds ink one color at a time to a substrate using flexible printing plates. The plates use a series of dots to transfer the ink. If you zoom in closer than the eye can see, you can see them in the makeup of your image, but our HD Flexo technology produces near photo-realistic imagery to the naked eye. This printing process is good for longer print runs because the small up-front setup costs outweigh the efficiency over time.

Digital printing is a younger method than flexographic, but has come a long way in relatively few years. While it's always been good for short runs and variable data or consecutive numbering, it's now becoming a go-to technology for jobs with multiple versions of the same size label as well as jobs that require photo-realistic imagery and extreme tolerances in the graphics.

This certification means that we conform to the latest quality process standards set by the International Standards Organization (ISO).

ISO 9001:2015 identifies requirements for a quality management system based on the company's ability to provide products consistently in a manner that meets customer and regulatory requirements, as well as the aim of enhancing customer satisfaction through application and improvement of the system.

In short, this certification proves reliability, efficient and effective processes, and the ability to exceed expectations on a consistent basis.

Yes. We have the ability to print different information on the same run of labels using the latest digital press management software. Whether you need consecutive or serial numbering, varying designs for a single product on a roll, or varying QR codes, we can make that happen. Our prepress team will work with you to make sure we have everything we need to get the results you want.

Yes. We work with you by either choosing a Pantone color that's a close match, or by working from a physical sample of the exact color, whether it be a container, paint chip, or sample from another item in your product line. We understand the importance of having accurate colors, so we have the tools necessary to achieve an exact color match for labels, shrink sleeves, and flexible packaging.

We have an on-site ink department that creates samples for your approval on the material you've chosen to use for your labels. We use two different color matching processes: 4 color process printing and spot color printing. Four color process printing creates colors by building on layers of CMYK inks to achieve full-color results. Spot color printing is more accurate and can accurately reproduce colors that are outside the scope of 4 color process printing.

Our standard practice for all new projects is to provide a digital proof for approval before sending it to press. Once you receive the proof, you can verify the size, shape, and content (spelling and graphics), then submit any revisions so that we can make adjustments before moving the project to press.

Verifying these details allows us to get your order to you correctly the first time, avoiding unnecessary delays and time spent reprinting while you need your labels.

We're happy to provide samples of materials or previously printed work at your request. Just fill out the form and let us know that you're interested in samples, and one of our sales representatives will reach out to you.

Yes — and if you're in the market for shrink sleeves, adding texture is a unique decoration that can set you apart from the rest. This process requires the purchase of a special print cylinder that's unique to you and can be used over and over again on all orders of that same design.

We add texture by using a Rotary Screen Integration (RSI®) system which has the capability to create:

• Raised ink deposits
• Finely detailed lines and shapes
• Tactile raised images
• Hologram imitations
• 3D effects
• Security features