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= Featured ProviderIsodisc is printing and duplication service provider in Omaha that has more than 20 years of industry experience. The company specializes in the production of inserts and wraps for CD or DVD cases, and tray cards for jewel cases. The company also handles audio and video duplication, pre-mastering, and copy protection services. Isodisc offers easy payment terms to first-time and regular customers.
(1)Focus Printing is a shop in Omaha that offers graphic design, digital and offset printing, full-color and black-and-white copying, and mailing services. The company creates standard products like business cards, notepads, postcards, and magnets, but customers are welcome to discuss their custom project with the staff. The Focus Printing website has an online ordering feature.
Regal Printing is a company in Omaha that assists clients with their printing and direct mail needs. Some of the company's products are event invitations, pocket folders, accordion-fold brochures, wire-bound booklets, annual reports, and large-format banners. Regal Printing holds a certification from international environmental organizations like the Forest Stewardship Council, and it advocates green printing by using recycled press plates and papers, biodegradable paper coatings, non-petroleum soy inks, and eco-friendly printers, where possible.
(5)(4)Union Jack Screen Printing is a family-owned business in Omaha that customizes fabrics. The shop works on apparel like t-shirts and hoodies, tote bags, caps, and even koozies. The shop also offers vinyl lettering services for vehicles, store windows, and walls. A client writes, “I have used Union Jack for design and production of our t-shirts for all seven years of the Bellevue Optimist's Barnburner 10K Run. [The company] has always come up with great shirts for reasonable prices.”
(13)Design 4 is a printing company in Omaha that offers wholesale pricing for large and small orders all its products. The company opened in 1995, and its slogan is “You dream it. We make it.” The company engages in graphic design and printing, and its products include paper-based supplies, magnet-backed promotional items, metal signage, and promotional materials on vinyl, plastic, or adhesive surfaces. Customers can call the Design 4 team to request a consultation and a custom quote.
(4)First Edition Printing is a studio in Omaha that has more than 75 years of industry experience. Some of the company's products are personal stationery, corporate letterhead with envelope, business cards, color and black-and-white mailers, no-carbon-required forms, and booklets. First Edition Printing also handles typesetting, padding, tabbing, and related services, and customers can call or fax the staff to schedule a project consultation.
Midlands Printing & Business Forms is a business in Omaha that designs and creates marketing pieces in small and large quantities. Some of the company's products are corporate identity kits that include business cards and stationery, buck slips, purchase orders, invoices, continuous forms, and tickets that are perforated and numbered. Midlands Printing also produces books, banners, boxes, and corporate awards, and it offers personalized advertising items like sports bottles, eco-friendly wine totes, flashlights, and keychains.
Printco Graphics is a design and production studio in Omaha that provides commercial printing, binding, and finishing services. The company enhances the printed matter with UV inks, aqueous coatings, or scratch-off finishes, and it handles die cutting, embossing, and foil stamping. A client says of the Printco team, “They are accommodating and get jobs done quickly and accurately.” Printco Graphics also assists customers with their USPS Every Door Direct Mail marketing needs, and it provides fulfillment services as well.
(6)PrintOvations is a design and production studio in Omaha that tells clients, “Get your brand on!” The company has more than ten years of industry experience, and it is a member of the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce. Some of the company's products are business identity kits, adhesive labels, indoor and outdoor signs on various media, and personalized wearables.
Automatic Printing is a facility in Omaha that has been around since 1935. The shop produces letterhead sets, postcards, newsletters, wedding invitations, social announcements, and posters, and its other services are scanning, desktop publishing, labeling, and mailing. Automatic Printing accepts credit card payments, and customers can call the staff to consult on their forthcoming project.
(1)Automated Printing is a business in Omaha that has more than 35 years of industry experience. The company offers design, layout, typesetting, printing, and distribution services, and it provides business forms on direct thermal and thermal roll papers. Automated Printing also produces corporate giveaways, and it can ship large orders to any address in the continental United States. Customers can store their files in the company's facility for up to one year.
A&D is a business in Omaha that specializes in the production of architectural, engineering, and surveying prints. The company has been serving clients from Nebraska, Iowa, and the rest of the Midwest since 1976, and some of the company's services are manual drafting, high-speed digital plotting, and reprographics. A&D has two other locations in Lincoln, and it also produces non-technical color copies, vinyl banners, retractable signs, trade show displays, backlit advertisement, and fine art reproductions.
(1)Leading Edge Print is a printing company in Omaha that offers a satisfaction guarantee on all its products and services. The shop creates office stationery, index tabs, business checks, carbonless forms, sell sheets, and event programs, and its non-paper products include rubber stamps and table tents. The shop also assists clients with graphic design, copying, and finishing. Leading Edge Print has offset, letterpress, and digital printing equipment, and its staff also perform marketing tasks.
Graphic Technologies is a printing company in Omaha. The shop has the facilities for full-color, two-color, and spot-color printing, and some of its products are office stationery and continuous forms. A business-to-business client says of the company, “GTI is great to work with for my client's printing needs. I'll upload a file, and they'll catch the smallest detail that needs to be cleaned up or checked on.” The company also offers finishing, bindery, and mailing services.
There are many places where individuals can print small items, such as a letter or a single document. Larger jobs typically require a trip to a dedicated print shop or service. Some options to consider include:
Print shops
Office supply stores
Libraries
Business centers
Banks
Shipping centers
Individuals who have only simple documents to print might be able to use a home printer. For specialized projects and higher-volume printing, as well as anything that needs a professional appearance, working with a print shop is usually the best option. Print shops utilize printers and print supplies that produce higher-quality products than home printers can achieve.
Print shops may offer more than just basic document printing. Some of these services include:
Graphic design: Creating documents, including the placement of words, logos, and pictures
Desktop publishing: Printing basic documents, such as letters, reports, and resumes
Copy and scan services: Making copies of documents already printed or scanning them for digital use
Offset printing: Specialized printing of business cards, brochures, tags, pamphlets, medical forms, flyers, invitations, letterheads, handbooks, and similar projects
A print shop can make copies of wedding photos if the photos were taken by the person requesting the print job. Individuals who hire a photographer will need a copyright release if they want the print shop to produce copies of the photos. Some photographers won’t provide a release, so be sure to ask about this prior to hiring the photographer if reprints will be necessary.
The best printing method depends on the type of project. Some of the most common options include:
Digital printing: Uses digital controls to produce images on stationery, paper, or photo paper
Flexography: Uses flexible plates to produce letters, labels, packaging, and similar items
Letterpress: Uses raised letter stencils to transfer ink onto paper, greeting cards, business cards, and posters
Screen printing: Uses a silkscreen and squeegee to push paint through stenciled holes onto posters and textiles
Lino: Uses a scored template to produce mirror images for fine art printmaking
Gravure: Uses etched copper plates to print directly onto the paper to produce ultra-high-quality prints like magazine pages
RGB and CMYK are specialized color codes. RGB is used for digital media, and CMYK is used for printed media. The initials represent the primary colors used to produce other colors. RGB stands for red, green, and blue. CMYK stands for cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. Digital CMYK renderings produce the closest result to what the project will look like when printed.
