Our USA board book factory offers two printing methods that include digital and offset printing. We’ve listed their differences, and when it makes sense to choose one over the other for your next print project.
Digital printing is a modern printing method where a digital image is sent directly to the printer using digital files such as PDFs or graphics from software such as Illustrator and InDesign. Think of your inkjet or laser printer at a large scale. There is no need for printing plates which saves money and time.
Offset printing has been in existence for over a century. Newspapers, magazines, postcards are printed on an offset press. In offset printing, ink is transferred from a plate to a rubber sheet and then rolled onto the printing material. Great for high volume and yields unparalleled color results.
Not sure what is best for you? Please contact us if you have more questions about which direction would be the most beneficial and cost-effective for your mass production project.
The detail and care that our team takes from start to finish with each and every order provides a simple and efficient process that insures that we meet or exceed your needs and expectations.
Our 60,000 square foot factory is located just outside Buffalo, New York. We offer several popular formats for single digitally printed copies along with large mass produced offset printed quantities from 520+ to however many you need.
Our Board books are durable and made to withstand the chomping, chewing, bending and attempted tearing by babies, toddlers and the occasional grownup.
We offer several popular and efficient trim sizes and page counts for clients who are looking to produce a board book in the USA.
Discover the difference between digital and offset printing of board books to help determine the best route for your book.
We’ve been able to help a wide range of customers bring their designs to print, from artists to innovative companies.
