Finishing - Conventional

Diecut UK, a machinery supplier based in Preston, UK, recently installed a Goldline GL890 at San Diego Die Cutting (SDDC).

You're going to love this week's super-creative format! This circus-themed event invitation is a self-promotional piece produced by SunDance Marketing Solutions in Orlando, Florida.

McClung Printing in Waynesboro, Virginia, and Professional Printing Center of Chesapeake, Virginia, have increased their folding capacity with Stahfolders from Heidelberg. Intelligent automation reduces error, cuts makeready and boosts postpress productivity.

Celebrating 150 years, Marshall & Bruce recently added a reconditioned Wohlenberg paper cutter and a rebuilt POLAR jogging unit.

The Foil & Specialty Effects Association (FSEA) announced winners from its annual Gold Leaf Awards.

It's Christmas in June here at Foldfactory! This week's selection is a really fun catalog wrap mailer from Toys "R" Us. The mailer was sent around the holidays and it was designed to look just like the neatly-tucked ends of a wrapped gift.

This week's selection is a mix of creative format, great design and variable data personalization technology. From our friends at Allied Printing Services in Manchester, Connecticut, comes a fabulous targeted mailer for parents of accepted students at University of Hartford.

Interaction is a really powerful strategy for mail, and this week's selection is a great example. From Information Packaging in Toronto, for client Woodruff Sweitzer, this mailer starts with a snap-off end that, when removed, releases a sliding sleeve that moves images and reveals new messages.

This week's featured format is a versatile design with a smart little detail that we think you're going to like. It's a promotional mailer for Belk, and it's a composite format that merges a four-page shell with a tipped-in three-panel accordion fold. The trick, however, is in the diecut little coupon that acts as a little handle to pull the accordion out.

This week's selection is truly original. It's an admissions piece for the University of Toronto Scarborough, designed by their in-house marketing team. The piece is meant to convert admitted students to enrolled students, and we think they're making a compelling statement!