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Offset & Large Format Printing in Blackwood, NJ

Two Heidelberg 40" 6-color presses with inline aqueous coating, plus envelope printing up to 10×13.

Ink fountains on a Heidelberg offset press feeding the print run

Overview

Offset & Large Format Printing

Offset printing is still the standard for high-volume, color-consistent print runs. Ink is transferred from a plate to a rubber blanket and then to the sheet, which holds color accurately across long runs and a wide range of stocks. At Print and Mail Communications LLC's Blackwood, NJ plant, offset runs on two Heidelberg 40" 6-color CD 102 presses with inline aqueous coating, so a job can be printed and coated in a single pass instead of a separate finishing step.

Short-run offset jobs typically ship in 3 days, which makes the format practical for newsletters, brochures, postcards, booklets, magazines, business cards, letterheads, NCR forms, labels, invitations, flyers, rack cards, reports, menus, folders, and posters: the range of products PMC runs through its press floor. Envelope printing runs separately on Halm Super Jet 2-color presses, handling sizes up to 10×13, which matters for statement and direct-mail work that needs a printed envelope to match the piece inside.

Because the press floor, bindery, and mail shop all operate out of the same Blackwood facility, an offset job doesn't wait on an outside vendor to move to cutting, folding, or stitching — it goes straight from the Heidelberg presses into PMC's own 24/7 bindery. For clients across South Jersey and the greater Philadelphia metro who need consistent color on a real production schedule, that's the practical difference between one in-house workflow and coordinating a print shop, a separate bindery, and a week of back-and-forth between vendors.

Prepress runs on a Javelin 8300 platesetter with a Fuji XMF workflow, so plates come off the same digital file that's proofed on an Epson SureColor P8000 before the job ever hits a press, a step that catches color and layout issues before a full run is committed. That prepress-to-press pipeline is also why offset and digital work at PMC aren't run in isolation: a job that needs the color consistency of offset for a long run, or the speed of digital variable-data printing for a personalized short run, moves through the same plant and the same production team either way.

Spec sheet

Spec 01

(2) Heidelberg 40" 6-Color CD 102 P&L presses with inline aqueous coater

Spec 02

Short-run offset typically ships in 3 days

Spec 03

(2) Halm Super Jet 2-color envelope presses, up to 10×13

Spec 04

Javelin 8300 platesetter w/ Fuji XMF; Epson SureColor P8000 proofer

Industries served

PublishingFinancial servicesHealthcareManufacturing

FAQ

Common questions

What is offset printing best used for?

Offset printing holds consistent color across long runs and a wide range of paper stocks, which is why it's the standard choice for newsletters, brochures, magazines, and other high-volume printed pieces.

How long does a short-run offset job take at PMC?

Short-run offset jobs typically ship in 3 days from PMC's Blackwood, NJ plant.

What sheet and envelope sizes can PMC print?

Offset sheets run on two Heidelberg 40" 6-color CD 102 presses, and envelopes print separately on Halm Super Jet 2-color presses up to 10×13.

Can a coating be applied during the print run?

Yes, both Heidelberg presses run inline aqueous coating, so coating happens in the same pass as printing rather than as a separate step.

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