PRINT24.COM
15.6.2016 10:05:08 CEST | Business Wire | Press release
The online printer UNITEDPRINT SE – to which one of its most well-known brands, print24.com, belongs – is extending its product range to include Thread-stitched Books and ultralight Flyers, and will also be offering posters in single quantities in A0 and A1 formats. In addition, the already attractive prices for Folded flyers in quantities of 50,000 und Brochures with Perfect binding starting from 2,500 pieces will be reduced by a further 10%.
Ali Jason Bazooband, Managing Director for Innovation/Marketing of UNITEDPRINT SE, says:
“We receive daily requests from customers for new products and services, and we strive to offer these as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. I’m therefore very excited to be able to now also offer our customers Books with Thread-stitching, which in comparison to our Books with Perfect binding, are up to 50% less expensive. Furthermore, we have supplemented our product range to include ultralight Flyers of 70 gsm and 90 gsm and Posters in single quantities in A0 and A1 formats. We have also been able to reduce the price of our Top sellers by 10%, such as the 135 gsm Folded flyers in A4 and A5 formats starting from 50,000 pieces, and A4 and A5 Brochures with Perfect binding in quantities from 2,500.”
In comparison to Books with Perfect binding, Books with Thread-stitching are clearly more durable and of higher quality. They can be ordered from print24.com in single quantities or more. With their extremely low weight of 70 gsm or 90 gsm, the ultralight Flyers are ideal for reducing postage costs and perfect as advertising inserts. Posters in single quantities in A0 and A1 formats are in high demand for use as advertising support such as customer stoppers and displays.
print24.com is a UNITEDPRINT SE brand, a global and innovation-oriented e-commerce company for print and media. As one of Europe’s leading online printers, UNITEDPRINT SE is represented in the marketplace by the renowned brands print24, Easyprint, Unitedprint, getprint, printwhat, FIRSTPRINT, DDK PRINT BIG, infowerk, and Unitedprint Shop Services (USS). The company employs a staff of over 700 people at 26 locations worldwide (in Germany, 21 other European countries, and in Brazil, China, Canada, and the US). In addition to the standard print products, the company provides its customers with high-quality products ranging from the textile printing, photo printing, advertising equipment printing and gastronomy sectors. Customers can also benefit from their 24-hour availability as well as their 30/60/90-payment model, which is unique in this sector.
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