Edison Litho Celebrates Over 50 Years in Business

1958
Isidore Gross opens a small printing plant on West 24th Street in Manhattan.

1989
Edison Litho moves from old 12,000 sq. ft. facility to new 60,000 sq. ft. in North Bergen, New Jersey.

1998
Edison goes digital with the new computerized Image Setter.

2000
Direct-to-plate printing begins with advanced CTP Creo Spectrum Proofsetter and VLF Trendsetter.

2002
Edison expands to 80,000 sq. ft. and adds in-house bindery to streamline the job process for clients.

2005
Addition of cutting-edge, full -size web press enables clients to run large quantity / small format jobs more quickly. Edison adds Magnus Platesetter and the KBA Rapida 205, printing 59.5” x 81” sheets – the most advanced 6 color press in the world.

2007
Edison adds KBA Rapida 162 and Goodstrong Dual Precision Sheeter.

2008
Addition of a second KBA 205 makes Edison Litho the only printing plant in the United States with three operational KBA presses. The new press enables Edison to print on paper, board, plastic, foil, etc.

2010
Edison celebrates over 50 years in business as the leader in wide format litho printing.

2011
Edison Litho appears on cover of Printing Impressions - the leading trade publication for the printing indusry.