Mainline Printing

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Pre-Press

Pre-press is in our roots: Mainline began in the late 1950s as a film-prep house, and we remain second to none in preparing projects for printing. Utilizing talented operators, pre-flight software checks, digital and hi-resolution proofs, we work to ensure that your job is of the highest quality before it ever hits the press.

As for some particulars: We accept any PC or Mac-based file types, and our clients may submit files via CD, DVD, or FTP – our FTP site capably handles large files thanks to T-1 internet access.

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Current Technologies

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Full In-House Control

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Start & Finish at Mainline

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