Nearly 25 years ago, SLC Industries began serving the commercial printing trade in Upstate New York with scratch-off work on press sheets. The company has since expanded into print finishing for commercial customers, including screen printing and related production support. Its team brings decades of combined experience in the trade.
Aladdin Finishing IncFounded in 1982 with one customer, one machine and two employees, Aladdin Finishing provides full-service print finishing for commercial printers and packaging customers. Its 80,000-square-foot Clifton, New Jersey operation brings finishing work under one roof, serving about 750 business-to-business print customers with a staff of more than 100. Aladdin is now incorporated into sister company Perfect Finishing while continuing its long-standing New York City print-finishing business.NEW YORK, NY
Hansen QPFor more than 35 years, Hansen QP has been producing commercial print in Syracuse, pairing traditional presswork with digital printing and handling projects from everyday business materials to specialized welded-seam mailers. Its long-tenured staff—many employees have been with the company for more than 20 years—also provides design, finishing, storage and shipping, giving customers one place to take a project from concept through delivery.SYRACUSE, NY
Bargain PrintingSince 1996, Bargain Printing has grown from helping bring commercial printing online into a nationwide print partner producing marketing materials, signage, direct mail and branded pieces for businesses and organizations. Its NYC sales office, Staten Island fulfillment center and seven production plants support everything from short-run digital work to high-volume offset jobs, with in-house design and hands-on customer support carrying projects through printing, mailing and distribution.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
Scranton Printing CoSince 1907, family-owned Scranton Printing Co. has produced commercial print work and handled the related prepress, finishing, and mailing in-house. Now in its fourth generation, the company has grown from a 17-square-foot shop into a 50,000-square-foot operation serving projects from small digital runs to large-format work. Its Strauss family ownership remains closely involved, with three co-owners overseeing estimating, production, and client relationships.PHILADELPHIA, PA