In this new economy, consumers are inundated with marketing messages. Our clients are faced with the challenge of communicating to their customers at break neck speed. In order to cut through the clutter and reach a large audience, their marketing materials must be both visually distinctive and economical.

To this end, we recognize that innovative thinking, advanced technology and state of the art equipment are vital in order to produce graphic communication materials in a way that is better, smarter and faster than the competition. As a privately owned company, we have the agility to set trends rather than follow them.

Our Creo Trendsetter Spectrums represent the absolute latest in direct-to-plate technology. Going direct-to-plate eliminates registration issues and reduces plate remake turnaround to a matter of minutes. Direct-to-plate technology provides us with accurate dot gain control and precise dot percentage control.

Our 6-color sheetfed press has U.V. co-cure drying that allows us to provide in-line spot U.V. coating.

Our 8-color sheetfed presses also have U.V. capabilities and allow printing on a variety of materials as well as paper. Plastic, mylar an uncoated papers print beautifully with U.V. inks. These new Heidelberg presses print at incredible speeds (12,000/hr) and handle heavier stocks (up to 24 point) extremely well. (2nd 8-color installation scheduled for October 2000.)

Our 12-color Heidelberg perfecting press is the only press of its kind in the United States and will allow us to deliver sheetfed quality work that is competitive with half web speeds and prices. (Installation scheduled for July 2001.)

Our two new Sunday 2000 web presses are also uniquely configured. All new Heidelberg presses are controlled by the new "2000 console" computer touchscreen technology.

Our first Sunday 2000 web will be a single web design. This press runs at speeds formerly unheard of in commercial printing: up to 2,400 feet per minute. With gapless technology and faster make-ready times, these presses are sure to get the attention of our clients and competitors alike. Double former folders, combination folder, U.V. coaters and other accessories make this press extremely flexible and efficient. (Installation scheduled to begin September 15, 2000, to be in production by December 15, 2000.)

Our second web, another Sunday 2000, will also be an 8-unit press. All of this with the same gapless blanket technology—saving paper, time and money. (Installation scheduled to begin November 15, 2000, to be in production by February 15, 2001.)

Our goal is to provide our clients with the highest level of service, information and satisfaction. Our commitment to raising the bar, combined with the newest technology from Heidelberg, makes the rebirth of graphic press an exciting venture.