Home    |   About Us    |   Testimonials
Toll Free at 800-495-0322
or 714-434-9322
Monday - Friday 8am-5pm PST
        Services     Request for Quote     Prepare Your Artwork     Contact Us    

Thanks for all your help. The presentation folders look GREAT!!! Another job well done. done!
~ Jennifer Denison
ATC Consulting


I have been a graphic designer for 14 years and I have never worked with a company that was so easy to do business with. Your product is great, but your service is THE BEST! Thanks a million.
~ John Barrett
Creative Designs


I just received my order from you for brochures, and I just wanted to drop you a line and tell you I am very, very pleased with the quality of your work. I couldn't be more pleased. Thanks for a great job and a great value -- we will definitely use you again.
~ Todd Brown
Hi Tech Innovations


Just wanted to let you know that we received our flyers today via UPS. They look great and I was very pleased to get them ahead of schedule. This was our first printing job with Corporate Color Printing. Your company did a superb job and I know we'll have printing jobs for you in the future. I certainly will (and already have) recommend your firm to my friends. Thanks again!
~ Robert Madden
CMP Turf


The business cards came out great again. This is the third job you have printed for us and it was quick, like always. We have a large mailing coming up next week and look forward to dealing with you guys again. Great job!! Thanks for everything!
~ Juan Rodriguez
G&L Financial


I am the marketing director for West Coast Interiors. I have used many printers in my many years in marketing. Never has it been so easy to do business with a printer. I love the online ordering capabilities. It allows me to price my own jobs and place an order at anytime, not just regular business hours. Your customer service was incredible. The new project I was working on was very involved and Kris was so helpful. The marketing packet came out perfect. Thanks again.
~ John Stewart
West Coast Interiors


Thanks for finishing my brochures ahead of schedule. The brochures look great and I will be doing business with you in the future. Sincerely,
~ Jessica Thompson
The Jewelry Exchange


Wow!! The posters look great. I'm so glad I found you guys.
~ Jon Wos
Jon Wos


Thanks


       






Full Color Flyer
#100 gloss book, full color one side 8.5x11
Quantity: 1000



Full Color Brochure
#100 gloss book, full color both sides 8.5x11
Quantity: 1000




Full Color Stationery
includes letterhead, envelopes and business cards 1000 of each
Quantity: 1000


Postcards
8.5x5.5, 12 pt C2S, full color both sides 1000
Quantity: 1000

Sunday, July 27, 2008

High Quality Offset Printing

posters

High quality off-set printing covers the entire gamut of printing from simple short run one and two-color jobs to complex multicolor, multi-page long run catalogs, annual reports and other large-scale documents. There is no printing work that has hitherto defied the sphere of off-set printing.The high quality of work produced on full-webs and 40" sheet-fed presses reflects the extraordinary skills of the off-set press crews. The experienced pressmen are known to overstretch and satisfactorily respond to all kinds of printing work. They are fully competent to adjust, correct and compensate to deliver the client a fast, satisfactory print output. Today off-set presses have reached a stage when they can print a whole variety of materials including Catalogs, Directories, Direct Mail, UPC Bar Coding Inserts, Books, Magazines, Posters, Brochures, Pocket Folders, Case Bound Books, Stationery, Newsletters etc.varities-of-brochures

Offset printing is the most widely used method of printing today. Paper is streamed through rollers and against a printing plate, normally four times - once for each of four color inks used to obtain glossy results. The plate attracts oil-based ink to form the design. The plate is now created directly from a computer image, although some old presses use the traditional photographic film to create the printing plate. All types of businesses including book publishers and printers of newspapers depend on the consistent reliability of offset printing. This method is proving to be extremely versatile when combined with new advances in lithographic techniques.

offset-printing-pressThe process employed in offset printing is quite simple. When water and ink are added to a cylinder, it transfers the image to a second cylinder, popularly called the offset cylinder. The offset cylinder is made of rubber, which allows for a smooth transfer of the ink onto whatever medium is being used. This universally practiced method of printing provides the crisp and sharp copies. One of the key features of offset printing is you can transfer images onto a variety of mediums apart from paper. The other materials that are often used in offset printing include rubber, fabric, wood and at times even leather and metal.

In printing industry specifically, we all know that offset printing is still extensively used when it comes to large quantities of printing. There is no denying the fact that today offset printing faces the biggest challenge from new digital processes. Digital printing is luring print work from away from offset presses. Digital technology eliminates the traditional plates used in offset, offers a highly customizable product in smaller quantities ideally suited for many of today's advertisers and publishers. Offset printing has made today's printing easy and impressive, with only the advent of digital technology as the only threat to its long reign. printing-plates

Despite of the facts that digital printing is faster than offset printing because it can print directly from computer and it is possible to print documents, like catalogs and brochures, with variable data. Offset printing is not indicated to print low runs because of the higher costs. Many of us will concede that digital printing has certain distinct advantages over offset printing. Nonetheless, offset printing is still the most common kind of commercial printing that can perhaps meets the requirements of consistent high quality print outs, especially for books with photographs or fine art. In addition, offset printing also offers the lowest cost per copy. Except for the fact the press setup is a time-consuming and expensive process, offset is still economical for both large and small quantities of printing projects.

Friday, July 25, 2008

Effect of commercial Printing on the Printing Industry

printing-company The total commercial printing industry in the whole of US includes around 35,000 companies accounting for $90 billion of annual revenue. However, bulk of commercial printers are either small or of medium size. Despite efforts at consolidation, the commercial printing industry is highly fragmented as the largest 50 companies hold only about 30 percent of the market. The advent of digital technology is threatening to alter the entire scenario of the commercial printing market. Prices for digital color pages are falling below offset printing prices and it is a grim fact that more and more clients are shifting to digital printing. Commercial printers generally produce magazines, phone books, labels, advertising brochures, catalogs, bit notices, direct mail marketing literature, annual reports, instruction manuals, sales promotional materials etc.

Any person engaging in commercial printing has different presses and binding equipment goverment-printing-company available to execute various types of jobs. The main printing process used is offset lithography, with either sheet fed presses or web presses. It is generally accepted that Sheet fed presses print up to 16 pages of letter-sized product at a time, at speeds up to 15,000 impressions per hour. Web presses print 32 pages at a time at speeds over 40,000 impressions per hour, and are usually used for production runs of more than 50,000 copies.

Presses usually print in single, double, four, or six colors; although there are few presses that can print even eight. As regards commercial printing, paper constitutes the dominant individual manufacturing cost, amounting to 25 percent of revenues. Printing papers are often coated, and are bought in sheets or rolls from wholesale dealers. Paper prices keep varying from time to time. Commercial printers generally do not stock large inventories of paper as requirements and varieties of paper change from job to job. Instead, they rely on regional paper distributors to provide them the many varieties and grades of paper and boards, printing inks, films, printing plates, cleaning solvents and all other material needed for printing. The largest market demand for commercial printing services is advertising, newspaper inserts, magazines, and direct mail materials.

commercial-printing Many commercial printers keep extra presses to meet peak demands. Marketing is usually done by a traditional sales force calling on potential customers. Commercial printing is a local business. Small printers can compete effectively with large ones because of their small size and the high variability of most printing jobs. The high degree of personal attention that most printing jobs require, such as client approvals of proofs and "press checks" during actual printing, means that customers prefer to use a local commercial printer. Some types of printing, such as magazines and catalogs with large print runs, are more effectively handled by large commercial printers.

Commercial printing industry is facing challenges as virtually all prepress work is now done with computers and the advancement to an all-digital printing environment is happening fast. Small printers may not be prepared to make the investments in digital technology. Information distribution through electronic means, such as the Internet and email communication, is further reducing the demand for printed materials. Company annual reports and prospectuses are now available electronically over the Internet. Electronic version of documents that can be stored and viewed on portable devices may eventually usurp many printed magazines.

Laser and color printers now produce many jobs formerly handled by commercial printers. Even smaller companies can produce many documents on their own high-volume printers. As their cost per page continues to decline, digital presses will take away from commercial printers more and more print jobs. Customers are demanding faster and shorter runs, forcing printers to find ways to increase speed while maintaining profit margins. Commercial printers who delay in investing in digital presses will increasingly lose their competitive advantage.

Laser Printers are latest in Printing Industry

Laser printers are actually one of the recent methods of printing. Presently, printing companies provides cheap laser printers so that user could just purchase them affordably. The latest laser printers are offering more services than the printing.

Laser printer is in fact an ordinary type of computer printer, which quickly makes excellent text and images on plain paper. These printers have several important advantages over other kinds of printers. This kind of printer uses a laser ray to print images of final quality. The procedure by which it is completed is by initially, producing the images or text on a photosensitive drum by making use of a laser ray, afterward, the images or text is moved onto paper with the assistance of a normal printing process.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Printer Driver Launched for Epson Mac

Epson has recently exposed 16-bit printer diver for well-known Epson Stylus Pro printer, letting users running the Apple Macintosh OS X Leopard to obtain smoother color gradations and amazing image details in the prints.

With the Epson 16 bit printer drivers, pictures could now be actually imitated from Adobe Photoshop CS3 with smoother gradations and higher picture details. The result is that with the help of this driver processing carries more steps from one extreme point to other for instance from black to white or from lower to higher saturation of a give color so there are more points at that the actual data could be accurately matched.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Epson Introduces Stylus T11 Inkjet Printer

Epson is now aiming at entry-level users, the printer Stylus T11 inkjet printer is compact yet full-featured packed and delivering superior excellence prints is been claimed by Epson. With a neat dull jet-black finish, the tiny printer could fit just right as a best companion for your desktop. This one also comes with Micro Piezo print head that Epson claims to make use in high-end printer too. The Micro Piezo print head offers print resolutions at up to 5760 dpi and prints 22 pages per minute.

The entry-level printer further features DURABrite Ultra Inks, the stain, water and fade defiant inks. One of its most significant features, which clarify its low-cost, is the four-color individual inkjet cartridge system.

Friday, July 4, 2008

Canon Comes out with Laser SMB Printer

Canon's Laser Shot LBP-3100 laser printer merges outstanding results with a fashionable fresh look. Documents, pictures, and presentations would also be delivered faster and clearer to offer a qualified look to fresh business proposals or any client reports.

The laser printer features comprising print paces of up to 16 pages per minute (A4) and a trendy back design to go well with any office surroundings. Canon's Automatic Image Refinement (AIR) tools generates high edge description for font and other graphics (equivalent to 2400 x 600 dpi) that assist bring life to the most fundamental of documents.


Home  |  About us  |  testimonials  |  products  |  services  |  request for quote  |  prepare your artwork  |  contact us
file transfer  |  terms and conditions  |  privacy policy  |  articles  |  links  |  site map |  Printing glossary
Corporate color.com © 2007. All Right Reserved