A Midwest converter’s commitment to service and quality through upgrading and improving operations has helped the firm achieve an average 60% annual growth rate during the past eight years. Universal Duramark, Minneapolis, MN, has supplied the graphic-arts industry with pressure-sensitive-film products since 1962. As demand for these products grew, so did the company’s operations. In […]
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Sheeter Helps Converter Meet Orders, Hike Quality
The purchase of high-speed precision sheeter has helped give an Illinois-based board converter greater flexibility while satisfying the growing demand for its product and opening up market opportunities. Jarvis Cutting Elk Grove Village, IL, was founded in 1981 to serve as the converting arm for its parent company, Andrews Paperboard. Today, the company employs 12. […]
Sheeter Cuts Plant’s Labor and Trimming
With the purchase of a sheeter, one folding carton manufacturer more than doubled the production capability of its sheeting operation and reduced its labor requirements by more than 75%. Wynalda Litho, Rockford, MI, has manufactured folding cartons for the entertainment, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries for more than 20 years. During that time the company has […]
Service Is The Key to Bok Industries Success
Bok Industries is a company that places service above all else. Whether it means turning around in one day, or providing a customized design service, Bok Industries will do what it takes to satisfy their customers. For the past 35 years, Bok has been a quality producer of presentation binders, loose leaf products and packaging. […]
More than a “Wax Paper Tiger”
Handy Wacks Corp. has been producing wax paper products in Sparta, Mich., since 1935. Forty-five years later, an aggressive marketing program was implemented when specialized manufacturers’ representatives were more strongly emphasized on the sales force, and, subsequently, new marketing territories were opened. By 1980 sales had doubled, and one year later increased another 60 percent. […]
In-House Sheeter Gives Converter Competitive Edge
A New York envelope has gained a competitive edge by proving prompt service and a quality product in a time of softer markets and intense competition. Alcor Envelope, Hamburg, NY, a subsidiary of Alling & Cory, is a medium-sized envelope converter, servicing a customer base concentrated in the Northeast. The company produces as many as […]
Exercising Control Over Quality
The need for greater quality control was central to one folding carton manufacturer’s decision to bring sheeting in-house. As a result of this move, Compte’s Inc., can now offer their product faster and at a more competitive price, while also maintaining a high standard of quality. Located in Pico Rivera, Calif., Compte’s was founded in […]
Envelope Firm Finds In-House Sheeting Beneficial
From a beginning six years ago in the basement of a home, a suburban Chicago, IL, envelope converter has grown steadily to become a successful operation with more than 70 employees. Diamond Envelope, Naperville, IL, is a full-service envelope company serving a customer base concentrated along the East coast and in the Midwest. The firm’s […]
Diversity is Key to Commercial Printer’s Success
In today’s competitive marketplace, a creative approach to doing business can often be the key to success. Buse Printing & Advertising, Phoenix, AZ, is one commercial printer who actively pursues this philosophy. With increasing sales and growing demand for its services, Buse’s efforts are paying off. What makes this printer unique is the diversity of […]
Can a Sheeter Help to Improve a Community?
There was a time when little attention was paid to the needs of the developmentally disabled in our communities. Indeed, sometimes there was shame attached to admitting that a member of the family was so afflicted, and many individuals spent their lives in overcrowded, locked institutions, under-stimulated, bored and over-medicated. Those days are over, and […]