A large appliance manufacturer, who also services their products, needed something to put on the customer’s counter tops to protect them while the serviceperson was working. We came up with a 24” x 36” mat composed of a vinyl top and a soft felt lining. The mat was silk screened in red with the company logo and the words “WE CARE”. We’ve gotten repeat orders from this company several times and recently fulfilled an order for 150 of these.

We have also designed and produced the same product for other service companies.

In the 1980s, a southern California real estate development company was marketing its property as time shares. They needed a way to speed up the sales process. There were fourteen multi-part, snap-out forms needed to close the sale. At the time they were filling out these forms manually. We developed a way to attach all fourteen forms to a continuous carrier. This allowed the sales personnel to process a complete sale in a few minutes – with one pass through the printer.

The tricky (and exacting) part of this solution was tipping all fourteen multi-part forms onto a continuous carrier. We had to maintain form-to-form registration as well as part-to-part registration. We were able to do this very successfully and subsequently for other developers.

And, numerous other examples of specially printed products using unusual materials and printing processes.