Commercial printing in
Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
Eden Prairie is south down 494 and well inside the area we print for.
Printing for Eden Prairie businesses
Eden Prairie is corporate and technology offices, and the work that comes with them is trade-show and sales collateral — sell sheets, spec books, coil-bound manuals with tabs. Coil binding lies flat on a table, which is why manuals get bound that way and catalogs do not.
Coil binding is the right answer more often than people expect. A coil-bound book opens flat on a bench and folds all the way back on itself, so a manual can sit next to the thing it describes. Saddle stitch will not do either of those, which is why manuals get coiled and catalogs do not.
Saddle stitch has its own logic. The pages are printed on folded sheets — signatures — stitched through the spine and trimmed, which makes it fast and cheap, and also means the page count has to come out in multiples of four.
Around the bound piece sits the loose collateral: one-sheet sell pieces, spec sheets, the things that go in the bag at a show. Those run short digital or long offset depending only on how many you need.
What runs here
It is one floor for all of it: offset printing at one to five color, digital printing for the short runs, prepress and direct-to-plate, bindery, and direct mail. What comes out of it is on the products page; what it comes off is on the equipment page.
Sending artwork. A press-ready PDF with the fonts embedded is the least trouble for everyone. If the file is too big to email, put it through send a file; small ones can go to print@omegalith.com. If all you have is the native layout file, send that — prepress will tell you what it still needs rather than guessing.
What Eden Prairie work
tends to need.
Coil, so it lies flat
A coil-bound manual opens flat and folds back on itself. Color and size of the coil are yours to choose.
Sell sheets and spec books
One-sheet sell pieces short-run digital or long-run offset, and the bound book that goes out with them.
Proofed before the show
A PDF proof by email or a hard copy in hand, so the version you sign off is the version that prints.
Good to
know.
Coil or saddle stitch for a manual?
Coil, most of the time. A coil-bound book lies flat and folds back on itself, which is what you want on a bench or a show table. Saddle stitch is faster and cheaper but will not stay open.
Can you print a short run for one event?
Yes. Digital printing carries no plate cost, so a hundred sell sheets for a single show is a reasonable thing to order.
How do I get a price?
Send the specs through the quote form or call (763) 475-1826. The panel beside this page lists what a quote needs.
Where is the shop?
15090 23rd Ave N, Plymouth, MN 55447. South on 494, in the office corridor. Proofs go out as an emailed PDF or as a hard copy, whichever the job needs.
Nearby
A job to price in Eden Prairie?
Send us the specs and we will quote it. Or call (763) 475-1826 and describe it.