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How much is it to start a full service printing press? Incl machines for letter-pressing, embossing & scoring?3 comments to How much is it to start a full service printing press? Incl machines for letter-pressing, embossing & scoring?Leave a Reply |
You can design your own item and send it in, or have them help you with the design. You can choose to see proofs of your job before the print run is done. They will do any job, large or small. If you need a quote, when you select a product and options (such as the quantity you need) you will see the price for the job and the turnaround time displayed, before you order. Check their services and prices for the jon you need here - PsPrint. |
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It’s really expensive, depending on whether or not you go for new or used equipment. I was going to set up an operation with my husband a few years ago but we felt it wasn’t worth it.
We decided to act as print brokers instead, and this printing facility we use also does printing for the nightclub I work at. They specialize in full color uv coated printing, and other types of finishing options.
You can try to contact them. Hope this helps:
ReducedPrinting.com
718-47-PRINT
Good luck
The equipment is very expensive depending on the size. A 6 color 40″ press with coater can be 2 million if bought new. The letterpress equipment is cheaper and can be a good money source but if you go that route hire a top notch operator and have their input in the brand/type. We use Kluge’s for our small format stamping, scoring and embossing with cylinder presses and a Brausse for the large format.
You would need a large start up amount to get the equipment and have it installed properly. Keep in mind that the printing industry is slowing down. I have seen many family owned printers go out of business in the past few years. Good luck!