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Commercial printing in
Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Downtown Minneapolis is about twenty minutes from the shop on 394.

Printing for Minneapolis businesses

Appeal mailings, association catalogs, event programs and annual reports all need prepress, press, bindery and mailing, and all four are here. It is also the work most likely to need every department on the same job.

The reason a job like an appeal mailing or an annual report is worth keeping in one building is that it touches every department. Prepress makes the plates, the press runs the sheets, bindery folds and stitches and trims them, and mailing addresses and drops them. Split across vendors, each hand-off is a day and somebody to chase.

An appeal package is the clearest example: a letter, a reply device and a reply envelope all going into one outer envelope. The Bell & Howell inserter will put up to seven pieces into a single envelope, which is the difference between a mailing and a week of volunteers around a table.

Programs, catalogs and reports are bindery work at the other end — saddle stitched or coil bound, collated and trimmed on the same machine, cut on a programmable 37″ cutter that takes more than 1,000 sheets in a slice.

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.

In practice

What Minneapolis work
tends to need.

Every department, one building

Prepress, press, bindery and mail are all here, so a job that has to move is not waiting on a courier between vendors.

Up to seven pieces per envelope

The Bell & Howell inserter stuffs a letter, a reply device and a reply envelope into one envelope without a table of volunteers.

Books, programs, reports

Saddle stitched or coil bound, collated and trimmed on one machine, in a range of trim sizes.

Questions

Good to
know.

Can one job go through prepress, press, bindery and mail with you?

Yes — all four are in the building. Nothing gets shipped out to a trade bindery or a mail house partway through.

How many pieces fit in one envelope?

Up to seven, on the Bell & Howell inserter — a letter, a reply device, a reply envelope and whatever else the package needs.

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. Twenty minutes in on 394. Proofs go out as an emailed PDF or as a hard copy, whichever the job needs.

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A job to price in Minneapolis?

Send us the specs and we will quote it. Or call (763) 475-1826 and describe it.

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