Product catalogue printing solutions
All formats of catalogue printing. Together with our heatset capabilities, we also have a coldset press. So whatever option you are wanting for your product catalogue, we can do it.
Stock options
We have the in-house capabilities to process a wide range of paper weights, types and textures. We are always available to recommend stock options to suit your next catalogue project.
Multiple sizes
We offer a range of stock size options to suit the style and layout of any product catalogue. From landscape A5 to quarto, A4, tabloid and custom sizing, we have you covered.
Binding
Binding brings it all together, that's why we offer multiple solutions including stitched, perfect bound, on-line glued, untrimmed and unbled.
We can do it all
As the only print company in New Zealand to offer heatset, coldset and sheetfed printing under the one roof, we have all the equipment necessary to provide both innovative and creative solutions to our clients. We can do it all - whatever your project requires.
Technology
Our top-of-the-line technology and facilities enable us to deliver on every project. With the newest heatset press in the South Island, our capabilities are unbeatable.
Experience
With our years of experience in the catalogue print industry together with the technical expertise of our team, we deliver smarter solutions every time.
Quality
The quality produced by our heatset press is second to none and with a large range of stock choice, we’ll help you achieve that competitive edge.
It's about partnership
We believe that the key to smarter business solutions lies in creating smarter business partnerships. From our onsite inductions to our problem solving experience, we go the extra mile to understand you and your business so we can provide a solution that is smart and economical. Hear what some of our clients have to say.
Tidy Kiwis
We are always pushing the envelope to find new and innovative ways of being as sustainable as we can. We are currently investigating in an exciting new way to recycle our pulp waste. Shh, it’s top secret for now, though!