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Advertisers Printing provides high-quality, full-color printing services and data-based print communications. The St. Louis company, founded in 1923, has a G7 Master Printer ranking. The business prints digital products and offset products, prepresses, finishes, and mails products. The company's digital print options include up to seven individual colors, white ink, clear ink, in-line embossing, and inkjet imaging.
C&C Quality Printing, Inc. is a family-owned company that has served St. Louis clients for more than 30 years. The business prints business cards, brochures, postcards, vinyl banners, signs, trade show banners, stationery, and marketing materials. The company's mailing services include direct mailing, sorting, and tabbing. C&C Quality Printing, Inc. prints on paper made of post-consumer fiber, recycled paper, and virgin pulp.
D24 Printing provides copying and printing services. The company prints letterheads, envelopes, banners, signs, posters, postcards, manuals, and other products, and provides finishing services such as binding, collating, numbering, perforating, and enlarging. The business carries banking products such as business checks with a variety of styles and colors. Customers praise D24 Printing for its fast service and quality products.
F. P. Furlong Printing Company, Inc. has been printing products for St. Louis customers since 1902. The company provides traditional offset printing, digital printing, thermography, engraving, foil stamping, and embossing. The business prints products such as letterheads, envelopes, business cards, posters, banners, invitations, business forms, and pocket folders. Customers have praised the business for its flexible and helpful service and quality products.
For more than 30 years, Gateway Digital Press has used digital and offset printing for its customers' projects. The business prints annual reports, black and white copies, flyers, catalogs, postcards, letterheads, tickets, and other products. The company is also capable of large format printing of vinyl banners, wall graphics, posters, canvas wraps, and yard signs. The business' bindery provides coil binding, drilling, folding, scoring, padding, UV coatings, and wire binding.
Goellner Printing Inc. stays committed to the environment by recycling paper scraps, using recycled paper whenever possible, and using biodegradable inks and toners. The company provides black and white printing, color printing, spot color printing, litigation copies, and two-color printing. The business also assists with binding, mailing, graphic design, marketing, and binding. Customers give positive feedback for Goellner Printing Inc.'s helpful, friendly staff who always meet deadlines.
Hi/Tec Copy Center provides digital and full-color printing for its St. Louis clients. The company prints black and white copies, large format posters, business cards, notepads, postcards, booklets, and envelopes. The business binds books with coil binding, comb binding, metal binding, and strip binding. Customers give positive feedback for Hi/Tec Copy Center's reasonable prices and helpful, friendly staff.
Kopytek Inc. is a print shop that serves clients in the St. Louis metropolitan area. The company offers a broad range of printing services, including variable data printing, digital offset printing, and wide format printing. Additionally, it provides supplementary services such as graphic design and bookbinding. Kopytek Inc.'s printing facility features top-of-the-line machinery to ensure that its clients can receive their orders in a timely manner and that all print jobs are completed with great attention to quality and detail.
The team at MADCO Printing & Advertising has more than 40 years of experience in printing. The business provides single and multi-color printing of books, posters, postcards, brochures, and other products. The company's other services include graphic design, prepressing, finishing, fulfillment, and promotional materials. Customers give positive feedback for MADCO Printing & Advertising's fast work and reasonable prices.
MCI Printing Inc. is a family-owned printing company founded more than 25 years ago. The St. Louis printing business provides prepressing, offset printing, digital printing, signage, delivery, finishing, and fulfillment. The company is certified by WBE and supports the green movement. MCI Printing Inc. has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.
Mulligan Graphics has been serving the St. Louis area since 1977. The business produces products including annual reports, newsletters, business cards, posters, signage, stationery, holiday cards, and invitations. The company's other services include graphic design, mailing services, warehousing, fulfillment, screen printing, bar coding, rush production, and laminating.
NJC Printing is a family-owned printing company that has served the area since 1970. The company prints flyers, postcards, business cards, booklets, posters, stickers, and many other items. The business also provides mailing, design, finishing, and marketing services. Customers give positive feedback for NJC Printing's responsive, adaptive, and friendly staff.
Novachrome Digital Design & Imaging has been a printing service company for more than 35 years. It offers large format flatbed, wide-format lambda, large format inkjet, and fine art inkjet printing services to St. Louis. These are used for banners, retail signage, customized wallpapers, and more. It also provides precision digital die-cutting, scanning, laminating, layout and design, and framing services. Novachrome Digital Design & Imaging is a women-owned business enterprise-certified. It is also a G7® Master Qualified Printer.
PSI Plastic Graphics is a printing company that offers products and services to customers and businesses in and around St. Louis. The business creates cards, badges, tags, direct mail items, hangers, and specialty items such as clocks, cord wraps, and collar stays. It also offers promo pieces and print collaterals such as brochures, business cards, integrated forms, and postcards. Additionally, PSI Plastic Graphics provides database management, bulk mail services, and promotional services to its business clients.
Saint Louis Print Group has been serving the St. Louis area since 1989. The printing business provides digital and offset printing, direct mail services, finishing services, fulfillment and distribution, and advertising services. The company specializes in envelopes with stock and custom designs. Saint Louis Print Group stays committed to the environment by using paper types provided by sustainable foresters, water-based inks, and recyclable window films.
The Done Dept. was launched in 2007 by Greg Haupt and originally provided services for architects, engineers, and other related businesses for large format plan printing. From its beginnings as a small division of Rotolite of St. Louis, The Done Dept. rapidly blossomed into a creative business for both individuals and companies, offering design and custom printing services from its talented team of designers and problem solvers. The company grew quickly from just two to a team of seven that also runs their full-service wedding invitation department Paperkeet.
Velham uses eight-color printing technology for wide and large format digital printing. The St. Louis printing business prints posters, banners, signs, displays, backlit displays, and giclee fine art. The company also provides graphic design and finishing services. The business carries a wide variety of materials, including vinyl, photobase paper, canvas, film, and poster paper.
World Press is an award-winning printing company based in Fenton. The business has offset printing, digital printing, UV flatbed, and thermography capabilities, provides in-house UV coatings, and offers complete mailing services. The company's finishing services include die cutting, stamping, embossing, round cornering, fulfillment, and mailing services. World Press is a certified G7 Master Printer and is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
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.
