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Company Print & Pack s.r.o provides complete lettershop services.

 

We are one of the key supplier for personalization, folding, machine and manual enveloping and polywrapping. Thanks to the years of experiences we can offer high-quality services, expert consulting and precise approach.

We focus on mailing production in top quality, any quantity and delivering as soon as possible from the order time to final processing.

We address and print all changeable data using laser technology

Correct address setup is important for your shipment to arrive quickly and efficiently. Print & Ppack is solution for you.
  • Oneside or doubleside print
  • All types of letters to A3 format
  • Paper weight from 80 to 200 gram
  • Personalization on envelopes without windows to C5 format
  • Personalization on labels to A3 format
  • Personalization of QR code or bar code
  • Total kapacity 20 000 pcs per one hour

Printing glossary

Format size, style, shape, layout or organization of a layout or printed product. Paper weight weight of paper expressed in 'grammage' grams per square meter (gsm or g/m2). Personalization the printing of variable data on one sheet to the next. The variable data may be a name, address or a combination of data.

According to your needs we provide full color or black and white print

In cooperation we offer production of:
  • Letters with perforation to A3 format
  • Flyers of any size and type of paper
  • Envelopes to C4 format, wit or without window, position of window is optional
  • Postcards, bookmarks, visit-cards and other marketing materials

Printing glossary

CMYK abbreviation for cyan, magenta, yellow and key (black), the four process colors. Perforating taking place on a press or a binder machine, creating a line of small dotted wholes for the purpose of tearing-off a part of a printed matter (usually straight lines, vertical or horizontal). RGB abbreviation for red, green, blue, the additive color primaries.

We own several folding machines.

We fold letters, flyers, folders, brochures or magazines to required formats,final formats match with size of envelopes.

Our folding possibilities:

  • maximum to B2 format
  • weight of paper to 160 gram
  • totall capacity 20 000 pcs per hour
  • types of folding see in gallery

Printing glossary

Folding an operation performed—commonly after printing and cutting—to fold a press sheet into a signature. Letter fold a type of fold consisting of two or more parallel folds, all oriented in the same direction. Parallel Fold method of folding. Two parallel folds to a sheet will produce 6 panels.

We offer envelope stuffing by machine or manually according to your needs.

Machine enveloping:

  • For envelope formats C5, C5/6, C6/5 or C6 and C7
  • 6 attachments in one envelope
  • Machine inserting of letters, flyers, postcards, small envelopes, bookmarks or notepads

Manual enveloping:

  • In case of 3D components or nonstandard format of envelopes

Printing Glossary

Machinable Mail any mail that can be placed through the Postal Service's automated mail processing system must meet certain requirements for size, weight and material before being classified as "machinable." Collating the act of arranging printed pages into sets which can be bound into book. Insert refers to any pre-printed page or set of pages which are placed into a separately-printed publication.

As a provider of complete mailing services we offer you also:

  • Bundling, sorting
  • Preparing for postal shipment
  • Storage, pick up and dispatch
  • 3D Print, Screen Printing
  • Polywrap and shrink
  • Graphic services

Printing glossary

Screen Printing a printing method where a squeegee is used to force ink through a mesh fabric that has a stenciled image area that allows the ink to pass through the mesh to create the image. 3D printing originally referred to a process that deposits a binder material onto a powder bed with inkjet printer heads layer by layer.