Edison’s eye-catching booth design attracts visitors and wins Best in Show Booth Award for its retro drive-in theme representation of the company’s launch in 1958 out of 700 booths at GlobalShop 2015 by the International Interior Design Association.
EDISON LITHO IS VERY PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT IT HAS ACHIEVED ISO 9001:2008 CERTIFICATION! THIS IS THE HIGHEST INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS BENCHMARK FOR QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN THE WORLD.
As a G7 certified company, Edison Litho has long understood the benefits of printing to a recognized standard in order to ensure that printed pieces look the same, with the same consistency of color. This helps print buyers, as well as print suppliers.
The FOTOBA XL series cutters are super fast to keep up with the production of Edison’s finishing department. A single cutter is capable of handling the output of several printers. The XL Series can handle numerous types of media with a maximum thickness of 35 mil including polycarbonate, laminates and encapsulated media, photo paper, vinyl, self-adhesive vinyl, PVC, inkjet and electrostatic plotter media, graphic arts film, duratrans, canvas and much more.
Colex’s versatile Flatbed Cutter System offers mechanized knife cutting, creasing and routing operations. The Sharpcut includes a fixed knife, oscillating knife and router that allows for a multitude of applications. The Sharpcut production power and quick-tool change ensure clean, smooth edge quality and on-time delivery, every time even for the complex job.
Dee Lozano has over a decade of experience working in the printing industry. She has managed and worked in many different departments, including marketing, logistics, planning and sales. Now, she brings that experience to Edison Litho.
Edison Lithographic & Printing Corp. of North Bergen, N.J., one of the nation’s leading wide-format offset lithographers, recently has acquired a new Durst Rho 900 Large-Format UV Inkjet Printer as part of its larger plan to expand into digital UV inkjet printing. Installation of the unit is to be completed before the end of the year.
Throughout its 50 year history in printing, Edison Litho has always worked hard to maintain a competitive edge by staying at the forefront of a continually changing industry.
According to Shelly Tocci, Director of Sales at Edison Litho, “Savvy retailers and manufacturers know that the time to start getting ready for those winter holiday campaigns is coming up.”
In the May 2011 issue of Printing Impressions, the magazine reprints an insightful blog posting from a reader. She writes, “As a customer, when I get behind the eight ball on a high priority project it’s all-consuming. I can feel the stress building like the heat on a mid-summer Miami morning, and I dial the number of my go-to print provider. The exact words I want to hear from a service provider at such a time are simply, ‘No problem.’”
Watching the precision arms of Edison Litho’s new Brausse NK 1600XR Autoplaten Die Cutter-Creaser in motion is like watching a master chef slice and dice ordinary raw foods into a culinary masterpiece. It’s almost hypnotic watching the raw printed paper be fed through the machine and in moments be cut and creased into finished products.
Over the last fifty years, Edison Litho has led the field in wide format litho printing. Today, Edison continues to operate from its 75,000 square foot headquarters in North Bergen, New Jersey. However, the company continues to branch out into new markets, servicing local and national customers throughout the United States.
