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unfortunately we only have a small lobby about 4ft x 6ft all that room and no lobby but we will display some stuff

the company has been in business since 1964 it started with just silk screening and dye/sealed alum nameplates it has changed owners and branched out to the digital world in 2000 and i started working here in 1990 as the graphic artist back when we still used old fashion paste ups, cameras and...

18 employees

if you could find us a 48" or 60" shear we might part with one of the old ones sorry we pretty much use all 3 of them and i have one in the digital print area so i don't have to keep walking in the back..i get tired..haha

if you could find us a 48" or 60" shear we might part with one of the old ones sorry we pretty much use all 3 of them and i have one in the digital print area so i don't have to keep walking in the back..i get tired..haha

thanks liked the video but i really thought it was like some sort of instructional video...haha

part-2 the die cutting area and die making area

part 2 here is the silk screen area, hot stamp label area and the fabrication area

here are some pics of our new place it's in garfield, nj the digital print area and my new shower i had them put in for those late nights when i can't get home (it's just like in jail minus the guy with the soap on a rope tied to his ankle...could you pick that up for me sonny...aaaaahhh!)

that is what we would have liked to do but couldn't find anything for sale that we could afford and met all our requirements...but we did look into it and i am loading the pics now

this is like one of those banner scams right? some how we are going to lose some money here?

mike thanks looks like that did the trick

we just moved again...aaahhh!! it really sucked (just like it did the last 2 times) but we are in our new place approx 14,000sqft and we are now fully operational after a 3 week moving process i will get some picks up nice place the landlord basically re-did the place for us new offices, all new...

roland vp540 is not cutting properly it will cut 90-95% of the piece/job ok but i get spots where it looks like it is a perf cut it looks like the blade is skipping or jumping for some reason i put in a new blade made sure everything was locked into place and no good anyone have any ideas? thanks

we would be $55 -$65 ball park

done some stuff for friends but have never been asked by a paying customer but i would probably do it not sure how it is really a reflection on your beliefs it's just a job do you make campaign signs for political people that you don't support? or banners, sticker, labels etc. for groups or...

i heard the rumor also but no specs where offered in this rumor we have been happy with their print cut machines let's see what they could do in the flatbed market

pretty much like Dan said in the beginning fresh out of art school and just worked as a graphic artist now all the other requirements of my position have gotten me away from a lot of the artistic end

i have done it not the best but i haven't gotten any complaints...yet customer didn't want to spend the money for the correct material just let the customer know the possibility that it may tunnel and get brittle and put in writing that you are not responsible if that happens

if that's the case i would think your best bet is inkjet (printer cutter combo) and a laminator i also wouldn't go 30" if you can afford it go 54" minimum (we got the 30 first and like 6 months later we ended up buying the 54) i think it was said before but the inkjet gives you the widest array...