Corporate Color Graphics, always looking to the future, continues to push the envelope by adding environmentally friendly substrates, the latest advancements in digital cutting and press technology, and continuous web enhancements.

Corporate Color Graphics, a history of firsts.

Corporate Color Graphics continues its history of firsts. 2011 saw the installation of state of the art laser systems, additional silver halide capacity, and the installation of wide format low solvent inkjet capabaility.

In early 2000, the buzz centered around direct-to-substrate printing. Corporate Color Graphics waited; the quality wasn't there-until now. In 2007 Corporate Color Graphics introduced another first to West Michigan - VOC-free direct-to-substrate and flexible substrate printing. The Durst Rho brings the quality and color exactness you have come to expect from Corporate Color Graphics, while complimenting most corporate environmental policies.

In 2007 Corporate Color Graphics also introduced the Durst Theta 76, a high-speed digital output device capable of just-in-time printing.

In 2008, we introduced high speed digital UV coating. Corporate Color Graphics was the first in West Michigan to offer the latest in UV coating.

In 2009, Corporate Color Graphics installed the next generation of Swiss digital cutting technology, the G3. This new technology offers precise and efficient processing of a wide range of rigid, flexible and foldable materials. Applications include high speed cutting, routing, creasing, scoring, complex kiss cutting and through cutting.

Film to digital was born and again, Corporate Color Graphics becomes the first lab capable of transferring, with tight commercial tolerances, film to digital and digital to film.

During this period, digital output was well under way. After searching the world over for the finest output devices, it was evident the Durst Lambda was in a class by itself. Corporate Color Graphics was the first to bring this technology to Grand Rapids, and today remains the only Lambda output facility in West Michigan.

Corporate Color Graphics brought another first to Grand Rapids. Selected among all major national processing labs to be utilized as a beta test site for new films, Corporate Color Graphics set the benchmark for tightly managed processing environments. Both Fuji and Kodak hailed the extreme tolerances maintained by Corporate Color Graphics, citing the company as "one of the finest film processing labs in the nation."

Driven by the desire to be the first high-end E6 film processing lab in Grand Rapids, Corporate Color Graphics quickly developed a reputation for impeccable E6, black and white, and C41 commercial film processing. From these beginnings, the company has continued to set the benchmark for professional graphics, not only in Grand Rapids, but in the entire Midwest.