 Nussmeier
Engraving Company has been producing fine stationery products
since 1916. We have the capabilities to blend the best of new
technologies and old world craftsmanship for a truly superior
product. Depending on the design, the product and your budget,
we can match the right process or blend of processes to reach
your desired effect. Being able to do all of the processes in
house allows us total control over both quality and service.
Below is a list of our process capabilities and a brief overview
of each.
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Designing
- A good design is absolutely critical to creating a successful
identity program. Many times, customers who contact us have
a wonderful design that merely needs to be enhanced by a better
process. Other times, customers require a whole new identity
program. Whether you require a whole new look or just your current
design refined a little, Nussmeier's award winning design department
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Engraving
- For centuries, engraving's unique embossed appearance and
feel has been considered the process of choice for conveying
the highest level of professionalism and good taste. Engraving
means the ink is actually stamped with a metal plate or die
onto the paper. The raised area is created from the paper molding
to the shape of the image and the ink build up. Engraving has
the legendary ability to reproduce fine lines and rich opaque
colors. These characteristics have earned it the reputation
of the best and most impressive process. |
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Foil
Stamping - This specialty process applies a smooth foil
or pigment coating to paper using a die, heat and pressure.
These dynamic images can be in metallic, dull, colored or holographic
foils. These images can also be further enhanced by embossing
the foil to give a three dimensional look. |
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Embossing
or Debossing - This is a process using a metal die and pressure
to mold and reshape paper into a three dimensional shape creating
an elegant, understated, yet distinctive impression. This process
can also be applied in conjunction with engraving, printing
and foil processes to further enhance them. |
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Lithography
- (Also referred to as offset printing) This is an economical
flat printing process that is often used on secondary items
where the appearance is not as critical. |
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Die
Cutting - A process using a steel rule cutting edge and
pressure to cut paper into customized shapes. |
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