Celebrating 70 Years Done Right

Celebrating 70 Years Done Right

Post Date: April 2019 Like Sophia Petrillo from Golden Girls would muse, “Picture it: Waukesha, 1949.” It’s been 70 years since Armand “Hans” Delzer, first-generation owner of a now three-generation-deep, family-run business, opened the doors of Delzer-Marlow Lithograph Company in the heart of Waukesha, Wisconsin. You know it today simply as DELZER. And at DELZER. you… Read more »

Bindery Equipment Profile: Standard Horizon StitchLiner Mark III

Bindery Equipment Profile: Standard Horizon StitchLiner Mark III

Have we mentioned how excited we are about the new additions to our bindery department? Not only are we excited because our print-obsessed professionals have new toys to amp up our output capabilities, these machines will help us take your bindery projects to new levels of fantastic. Bindery Equipment Profile: Standard Horizon StitchLiner Mark III… Read more »

Happy Earth Day, 2019!

Happy Earth Day, 2019!

Happy Earth Day! In keeping with the global recognition of environmental protection and awareness, we focus on Delzer’s print sustainability efforts on Earth Day – along with the other 364 days of the year. As a society, we’ve been conditioned over the last decade or so to believe that anything that uses trees as it’s… Read more »

Girl Scouts Taste Competitive Edge with Print

Girl Scouts Taste Competitive Edge with Print

It’s no secret: effectively marketing your business takes real effort. A good marketing mix is all about balance. According to a survey conducted by Pitney Bowes, 76% of small businesses find that their ideal marketing mix is a combination of print and digital communications. While there’s no hard and fast rule when it comes to… Read more »

Creating Giant Girl Scout Cookies

Creating Giant Girl Scout Cookies

While we haven’t quite figured out how to clone ourselves – aside from that of the 2-D variety – we have mastered the art of creating giant cookies using our new wide format equipment. Although, maybe don’t eat them… Creating Giant Girl Scout Cookies – Explained in 60 Seconds The Process PRINT. The file is set to… Read more »

New Hire News: Meet Brian Rohde, Wide Format Project Manager & Operator

New Hire News: Meet Brian Rohde, Wide Format Project Manager & Operator

Contrary to popular belief, our newly supersized wide format print operations aren’t run on jumbo-scaled presses by giants handling 4’x8′ foam boards as if they were sheets of paper. It is, however, practically mythical how print-savvy, regular-sized humans can create larger-than-life prints. Look, here’s one now! Meet Brian Rohde, Wide Format Project Manager & Operator Name… Read more »

Announcing New Supersized Services

Announcing New Supersized Services

There have been plenty of changes already at Delzer this year, but we’re not quite done sharing new ways in which we continue to bring world-class service to our customers in design, print, and fulfillment. We’re pleased to announce that your printing options with Delzer have gotten even bigger this year – literally. We’ve expanded our wide… Read more »

Equipment Profile: Standard Horizon Perfect Binder

Equipment Profile: Standard Horizon Perfect Binder

ICYMI: Last week, we gave a 10,000-foot view of some big changes within our bindery department. We’re now narrowing that scope to individually outline how each piece of new machinery pertains to your print jobs. Since perfect binding is a new in-house service at Delzer, we’re eager to share how our Standard Horizon Perfect Binder equipment can help… Read more »

Delzer’s New Bindery Lineup

Delzer’s New Bindery Lineup

Santa Came to Delzer’s Bindery Department Delzer made the “nice” list this Christmas – we got new toys in our Bindery Department. And Santa’s theme this year with these colossal stocking stuffers? FAST. Our Bindery Department (or “Finishing” Department, as some know it) got a major overhaul with new equipment to replace and add to our… Read more »

Kitting Doesn’t Have to Be a Grinch

Kitting Doesn’t Have to Be a Grinch

It was a quarter past dawn, All the Whos, still a-bed, All the Whos, still a-snooze, When he packed up his sled. Packed it up with their presents. The ribbons! The wrappings! The tags! And the tinsel! The trimmings! The trappings! Three thousand feet up! Up the side of Mt. Crumpit, He rode with his… Read more »