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Envelope Printing takes approximately 4-6 business days if you okay the proof(s) by 10:30 a.m. Eastern Time on any day of the week from Monday-to-Friday. Allow additional time for delivery. See Example. |
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Save $100! Buy Stationery Package of 500 Letterhead, 500 #10 Envelopes and 500 Business Cards for $775 (offset) or $595 (digital) . All colour. All offset printing on premium stocks. |
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GFX is a Toronto area printing company located in Mississauga, Ontario Canada.
A volume discount applies when you order a lot of the same envelope. For example: 5 orders of 500 are billed at the 500 price x 5, not the 2500 price. 5,000 of 1 envelope is the 5,000 price.
Envelope PrintingEnvelopes are printed on digital or sheetfed presses. These are individually printed and not part of any group runs. Offset Envelopes include bleed on 3 sides and are printed as illustrated in our example. Turnaround TimeNormal turnaround time is approximately 4-6 business days after proof approval. Specialty stocks and large solids will take longer. Guidelines & LimitationsPaper OptionsOur standard stock is 24lb bond white wove. Ink ChoicesColour printing prices are for CMYK. Bleeds (Offset Printing Only)2 or 3 sided bleeds are permitted, but there may be an extra cost for heavy coverage.
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Heavy Coverage or Large SolidsIf your design includes heavy ink coverage and/or large solids, there may be an additional charge. Our prepress department will notify you if there is an additional charge. Heavy coverage or large solids may produce a light layer of ink that rubs off the front onto the back of the next envelope as it comes out of the press. This is called offset and is very common on envelopes. Some offset can be avoided by lightening large solids using a tint or screen of the color so that less ink is applied (click to see example). Envelope seams and print qualityAnother factor affecting quality are the multi-layers of overlapping seams that double and triple paper thicknesses. Since envelopes, like sheets of paper, must pass through printing and impression cylinders, special make-ready techniques are needed to compensate for these varying paper thicknesses. Choosing an envelope with seams that do not underlie printing areas (especially solids and tints) will often assure better print quality. Minimum converting quantitiesEnvelope conversions usually require minimum runs of 5,000 pieces to be practical. However, you can have as little as 500 envelopes converted, but the unit cost will be high, since final gluing and finishing is frequently done manually. |
All billing and invoicing occurs in the Canadian Dollars listed above. Shipping and taxes, if applicable, are not included.
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