Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Hillsboro, Ohio, Highland Computer Forms manufactures business forms for distribution through resellers. The company operates four strategically located manufacturing plants and uses wet-offset printing on premium-grade papers, with specialized experience in forms with integrated labels and security documents. HCF is now owned by Steve Patton and Rob Jones, whose combined industry experience exceeds 70 years.
Rotary Forms PressRotary Forms Press is a Hillsboro, Ohio manufacturer of business forms and checks, and part of the Rotary Forms family of companies. Its stated offerings include custom continuous forms, laser-compatible cut sheets, and jumbo rolls for a range of industries.HILLSBORO, OH
Capital Business Forms, IncWith more than 25 years in the trade, Capital Business Forms, Inc. designs and manufactures custom business forms and supplies for companies from its Colton, California base. Its work ranges from continuous and laser forms to promotional items, while forms analysis, inventory monitoring, and warehousing give customers a single source for managing the paperwork behind their operations. The company says it serves more than 1,000 customers and works through regional plants nationwide.NEW CUMBERLAND, PA
Short Run Forms, IncFounded in a garage in 1988, Short Run Forms prints custom business forms and provides offset and digital printing for the trade from its Bohemia, New York operation. The company has grown to more than 30 employees, with over half its crew having spent more than 15 years there, and ownership now rests with Stephen Looney Jr. and longtime foreman Jerry Gagliardo as the original founders retire. Its art department can recreate supplied artwork, while its production team is known for serving print resellers and wholesale printers with quick turnaround.BOHEMIA, NY
Carbonless On DemandFounded in Massillon in 1989 as DM Printing, Carbonless On Demand produces custom carbonless forms and other printed business materials, with a specialty in short-run, edge-glued forms of up to five parts. The company began wholesale carbonless-form printing under its current name in 2006 and now serves retail and trade customers with Made-in-the-USA production, stored artwork for reorders, and proofs before printing. Its work includes finishing such as numbering, perforation, drilling, and wraparound covers.MASSILLON, OH