Since 1896, Post Printing has built its identity as a Minster, Ohio commercial printer with more than a century of print knowledge behind it. The company keeps much of its work in-house and serves university, industrial, commercial, and other clients from Ohio and Kentucky. Its history is part of the place itself, with print-industry relics displayed in the lobby.
Kenwel Printers, IncFounded in Columbus in 1952, Kenwel Printers is a locally owned commercial printer that produces print projects and manages the mailing work that follows. The company built its business on commercial envelopes and still operates multiple high-speed envelope presses, while its in-house prepress, bindery and mailing staff help carry projects from files to delivery. Kenwel serves Central Ohio businesses with the hands-on guidance and long-term customer relationships that have defined its more than seven decades in the community.COLUMBUS, OH
Schlabach PrintersStarted in 1979 with a single offset press in John Schlabach’s basement, Schlabach Printers is a family-owned printing and design company serving Ohio’s Amish Country. Now based in Sugarcreek with three Northeast Ohio locations, the company keeps production, design, and customer service under one roof while handling projects from business print work to custom wedding stationery. Its in-house offset printing and Ink & Envelope division reflect a business that has grown without losing its local, personal-service roots.SUGARCREEK, OH
PXP OHIOPXP OHIO is a Central Ohio commercial printer and direct-mail partner whose roots reach back to Lawhead Press in Athens County in 1911 and Pony-X-Press in Columbus in 1971. Now based in Reynoldsburg, the company combines offset and digital production with in-house finishing, mailing, wide-format work and its branded PXPonline storefront. The Scott family continues to lead the business, with Greg Scott serving as president and CEO and his daughter Megan representing its third generation.REYNOLDSBURG, OH
Queen City PrintingQueen City Printing has been part of Cincinnati’s printing trade since it first opened its doors in the early 1900s. Today, the full-service company works with manufacturers, retailers and corporate clients, pairing commercial printing with in-house design support for projects such as promotional materials and specialty labels.CINCINNATI, OH