For nearly 45 years, Kramac Printing has been supplying its customers throughout the country with quality printing. Kramac has built an enviable reputation as a nationwide supplier of commercial lithography and still continues to provide the watchwords first printed on their letterhead over 40 years ago...
"Quality, Speed, Economy"
When you need quick courteous service, Kramac can start moving your project forward to completion with the aid of our trained and experienced sales staff. Kramac maintains a staff of skilled sales people as well as estimators and project coordinators. We use specially designed software to estimate projects, making the quoting process quick and painless, providing you with detailed information and deadlines. We more than welcome the opportunity to quote any project... big or small.
Pressing Forward
It was Kramac Printing that brought offset and color printing to Vincennes,
Indiana. Before the company opened for business October 9, 1959, during the
Eisenhower era, only black-and-white letterpress had been available locally,
but Gilbert Kramer changed that. Gil was a Vincennes native who had gone to
Washington, D.C., and earned some impressive credentials in printing. He had
worked for both the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National Geographic
Society. After that, he was ready to come home and start his own printing
company.
Kramac Printing
424 Vigo Street
Vincennes, IN 47591
(812) 882-2836
(800) 999-2836
Offering Proof of Success
Within a year, the business had to push out into a larger building. Two more
expansions followed, and finally, in 1968, Kramac Printing took over a spacious
location at 424 Vigo Street. There it has remained, occupying half a city
block. It still makes periodic adjustments to accomodate major equipment upgrades.
Gil's son Brian, an Indiana University graduate, joined the company in 1977.
His other son, Kenny, graduated from Indiana State University with a graphic
arts management degree, and brought that expertise into the business in 1982.
Two years later, with Kramac Printing marking its 25th anniversary, Gil turned
operations over to Brian and Kenny.
Perfecting the Product
Together, the brothers led the company into a new area of growth in 1990,
when it began printing inserts for CD jewel cases. Kramac developed exceptional
skill at crafting booklets and backliners to the exacting measurements of
the CD case. Now Kramac is rated as a preferred printer by two of the world's
largest CD replicators
Brian and Kenny still place heavy emphasis, though, on pleasing their commercial
customers. To keep their company's edge, they continually invest in new equipment.
In fact, they praise their new Speedmaster 74s in a Heidelberg ad appearing
in a recent issue of Printing News Midwest.
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