Whether you are looking for business cards, inserts, letterheads, wedding invitations or you’re putting together a quarterly report for your company, we can assist you in any aspect of it, including design, making your project shine! With our incredible attention to detail, your print project will get amazing results. We offer only the highest quality services and materials in our products. We also offer services such as:

• Offset and digital printing
• Spot color and four color process
• In-house thermography
• In-house typesetting
• Full service bindery, and custom finishing

And we specialize in:

• Identification printing, including business cards, letterheads, and envelopes
• Business-to-business correspondence, i.e., newsletters and annual reports
• Sales material, such as brochures, direct mail pieces, presentation folders, catalogues, and flyers
• General business essentials – mailing labels, manuals, and single or multi-part business forms.

So for all of your printing needs in NH, contact us here at the Print Factory, 15 Factory St. in Nashua, New Hampshire, your complete ‘one stop’ print shop in NH. We can be reached at 603-880-4519. We look forward to building a long-lasting business relationship with you.

Interestingly enough, there are many different techniques in the printing industry, and two are head to head. Some are die-hard supporters of the ‘offset press’, while others are convinced that digital printing is the wave of the future. A large number of commercial printers are seeing the advantage of having both processes in their establishments. Known as hybrid printers, these shops use both types of technology, providing the very best results to their customers, allowing them the flexibility and cost efficiency to grow their bottom line.

Many industry leaders feel that one should not prevail over the other. Instead, choose a hybrid method where you have both processes. They complement each other. The Print Factory is one such print shop in NH.

Keys to Growth

Most shop owners feel that having both digital and offset capabilities are key to our growth, We are finding more and more clients utilizing both offset and digital capabilities, and often using both digital and offset on the same job. But we know that as time goes on, the industry will move more and more toward digital as customers are relying more on data-driven communication. It is doubtful that offset print will ever go away, but more likely that digital and offset will merge to form a hybrid press that combines both technologies, which we already are experiencing.

Having the ability to not only offer offset printing, but digital, as well, allows the print shop to be more creative with a clients marketing campaign. Flyers, direct mailings, and much more print media can be offered at reasonable cost. The creative team at The Print Factory can make your print ideas come alive, as well as offer you some ideas they have. In this, a commercial client does not have to deal with 5 different vendors. Having the diversity of digital and offset printing allows clients to differentiate themselves, and stand out. Also, with digital, we can produce personal signage and banners.

Offset presses can be used to print on paper, board, foil, plastic, flute, vinyl, and styrene, with UV and other special effects. The digital presses are used for variable work, such as Quick Response (QR) codes, and URL mailings, as well as marketing materials and guides and short-run work. Whichever process you choose, the team at The Print Factory can address all your printing needs in NH. Give us a call at 603-880-4519, or click here for more info.

While he gets most of the credit in the history books, William A. Lavelette, a lesser-known Black American inventor, patented a printing press in 1878 which greatly improved on the quality of printing. Until his innovations, the emphasis among printers was on high volume at the sacrifice of quality and readability. His printing press was more efficient and produced more legible printing than earlier presses.

Today, we have printers, such as ‘The Print Factory’, a commercial printing company in Nashua, NH have been printing in crisp, clean color and making photos and text ‘pop’ with vibrancy. At The Print Factory, we can make any flyer, advertisement banner, wedding invitation or even a restaurant menu eye catching! Wey will gladly take your idea, throw in a creative spin, and show you various technique, design, and paper stock to assist you in making your decisions. We have a keen eye for quality and detail, and the owner, John Chasse insists on providing the best customer service possible. The Print Factory is the ONLY print shop in New Hampshire capable of ‘in house’ thermography printing, and they take great pride in the artwork that goes into that process.

For business-minded people, we print sales materials including leaflets, flyers, business cards and more, also printing your “End-of-the-year” or quarterly reports and binding them. If it is “ink to paper” our professionals here at The Print Factory can handle it! Located at 15 Factory Street, we are the go to print shop in NH! Call us for all of your next printing needs, including a free quote! You will be glad you did.

The staff at The Print Factory can assist you with ANY printing question, having been in business since 1982. John Chasse, the sole proprietor, has been involved in the printing industry since high school, and has a remarkable background in the industry, and reputation as a local businessman.

Many local business owners choose The Print Factory due to the fact they know John’s dedication. You will not find better customer service at a print shop ANYWHERE. The staff is knowledgeable, and really aims to please. If you need something printed, and it will take 10 days, it WILL be done in 10 days. If you come in with a rush order, and need something tomorrow, John will make it happen.

Also, if you are looking for that cool “raised print” effect, that’s called “Thermography”, The Print Factory is the only shop in New Hampshire that does it in-house. They specialize in quality, and looking through a vast selection of samples they have done for other satisfied customers, it shows.

The staff is on the cutting edge of printing, always learning about new techniques, products and processes. If you need any printing in NH done, you need to stop in at The Print Factory. Call us today at 603-880-4519.

Commercial printing in the United States has come so far since the late 1800′s, although the first printing press to use moveable type printing was invented in 1439. It was invented by Johannes Gutenburg of Germany. He was a German blacksmith, goldsmith, printer and publisher. He was obviously way ahead of his time!

While Gutenberg gets most of the credit in the history books, William A. Lavelette, a lesser-known African-American inventor, patented a printing press in 1878, which greatly improved on the quality of printing. Until his innovations, the emphasis among printers was on high volume at the sacrifice of quality and readability. His printing press was more efficient and produced more legible printing than earlier presses.

 Today we live in the technology age! High quality printers, such as The Print Factory, a commercial printing company in Nashua, NH has been printing in crisp, clean color and making photos and text “pop” with vibrancy. At The Print Factory, we can make any flyer, advertisement banner, wedding invitation or even a restaurant menu eye catching! We will gladly show you various techniques, design and paper stock to assist you in making your decisions.

We have a keen eye for quality and detail. The Print Factory is the ONLY print shop in New Hampshire capable of in-house thermography printing, and we take great pride in the artwork that goes into that process. For business-minded people, we print sales materials including leaflets, flyers, business cards and more. We can also print your “end of the year” reports and bind them for you. Located at 15 Factory Street in downtown Nashua, we are the go-to print shop in NH. Call us for all of your next printing needs; you’ll be glad you did!

If you are looking for a quality printer in NH, then there is no need to go any further than The Print Factory, at 15 Factory St. There, our staff can assist you with any printing question, having been printing in NH since 1982.

John Chasse, the sole proprietor of the business, has been involved in the print industry since high school and has a remarkable background in the industry, and a reputation as a local businessman. The Print Factory is an established and thriving print shop in Nashua NH.

Many local business owners choose The Print Factory due to the fact that they know John’s dedication to the business. You will not find better customer service at any print shop anywhere. Our staff is knowledgeable, and really aims to please. If you need something printed, and it’ll take 10 days, it will be done in exactly 10 days. If you come in with an emergency order, and need something now, John will make it happen!

Doing business with The Print Factory, you can be assured that you will get a quality job and it will be completed on time. From business cards, wedding invitations, to your company’s quarterly report, you’ll be astounded at quality and expertise of our company. Thermography is one of the many specialties at The Print Factory. This is called “raised print” printing and we are the only ones that do it in-house.

Looking through the vast selection of samples of work that we have done for others you can really get a sense of the high-quality work that we do. Our staff is on the cutting edge of printing, always learning about new techniques, products and processes. Paper isn’t just paper! We are always very professional and friendly, so stop on by! If you need printing in New Hampshire you need to stop at The Print Factory. Call us today at 603-880-4519. You will be glad you did!

Ink Colors
Both commercial offset printing (also known as offset lithography) and inkjet desktop printing utilize four basic ink colors: CMYK. Dots of cyan (blue), magenta (red), yellow, and black (the K) are placed next to each other in specific patterns that trick the eye into seeing millions of colors. Additionally, offset printing can use premixed inks in a variety of specific colors as well as metallic and florescent inks. These are called spot colors.

Printing Process
Inkjet printing puts all the different ink colors on the paper in one pass through the printer. In commercial offset printing each color of ink is applied separately.

Printer vs. Press
Desktop printing usually uses some type of inkjet or laser printer. The inkjet printer has ink cartridges that places the ink directly on the paper. These are self-contained units connected to a computer through cables. Offset lithography uses a web or sheet press that may consist of multiple units. Photographic printing plates are made of the file to be printed. The plates accept the ink which is then transferred to the paper.

File Preparation for Offset Printing
In choosing desktop publishing software one of the key considerations is determining how you will print your material. Some lower end or consumer desktop publishing applications cannot produce the type of files needed for commercial offset printing. Even when using software capable of creating the required files, non-designers may not understand how to properly create files for commercial offset printing.

Although there are many specific considerations for preparing files for offset printing, in terms of ink colors and the printing process two of the main software and file preparation considerations are the use of CMYK graphics and separations.

CMYK vs. RGB
Graphics generally use RGB (Red, Green, Blue) or CMYK colors. Graphics on the Web or designed for on-screen display are RGB images. Because offset printing utilitizes CMYK inks, all full-color graphics need to be saved with CMYK colors. This simple conversion is done in your graphics software program.

Separations
Whether printing in CMYK inks or spot colors, for offset printing you must supply a file that can be separated into different files for each ink color. These separations contain only the elements of the document that will print in one color of ink. The printing plates for offset printing are made from these separations.