Latest addition to the Bath Painter and Decorators fleet comes in for vehicle graphics.
Partial printed wrap using the new Drytac GSL cast vinyl.
Designed printed and installed at Minuteman Press Bath.
Bath is a historic UNESCO Heritage city. Visitors come to take in the remarkable architecture of the Royal Crescent and the Circus. Prior Park Gardens has one of the rarest examples of Palladian style design, featuring shops along both sides of the structure. Local businesses use trade show supplies in Bath to connect with their clients. At Minuteman Press, we are local printing experts.
Trade show supplies vary in terms of format, shape and size. Many businesses in Bath use vinyl banners to draw attention to what they have to offer at trade shows, Printed on PVC free material with a high-quality finish to display a brand’s logo, name and imagery related their business. For external trade fairs, portable tents are eye-catching and practical as they provide shelter from the elements.
Many businesses create business cards or flyers to give away to trade fair patrons. Displayed on a stall or table so that visitors have something to take away with them. This acts as a prompt and make it more likely that potential clients will engage with a brand in the future. It also helps clients to get in touch brands in future should they need to.
There are an array of options available when it comes to creating quality trade show supplies in Bath. At Minuteman Press, we have experts in store who are ready and waiting to help create quality products. Contact us to get started. We have a wide range of options for your exhibition stands.
The band East 17 is embarking on its Stay Another Day – Winter / Christmas Tour and the itinerary includes a gig in Bath in mid-December.
Founded in London in 1991, they take their name from Walthamstow’s postcode. The original line-up consisted of Tony Mortimer, John Hendy, Brian Harvey and Terry Coldwell. They now continue today as the trio of Terry Coldwell, Robbie Craig since 2014 and Joe Livermore since 2019.
East 17 have achieved a total of 18 Top 20 singles as well as four Top 10 albums, selling over 18 million records and realising worldwide success during the mid-1990s. Their 1994 single ‘Stay Another Day’ held the top spot for five weeks and was Christmas Number 1.
They are one of the leading acts of their era, blending RnB, hip hop and pop to create their own distinctive sound. Grittier and definitively real, this can be heard in songs such as ‘Steam’ and ‘House of Love’.
The band is supported on this occasion by pop outfit S Club All Stars and, with double gold-selling albums, by hip-hop group Blazin’ Squad.
Tickets cost £35.10 inclusive of a booking fee. It is worth considering poster printing when it comes to publicising a forthcoming concert or musical event.
East 17’s gig has a starting time of 7.30pm on Wednesday 14th December at The Forum, Bath.
The historic town of Bath is best known for the remarkable architecture of the Circus and Royal Crescent. It attracts visitors from all over the world who also enjoy exploring its museums including the Herschel Museum of Astronomy. Local businesses use letterhead printing in Bath as a way to create a professional impression. At Minuteman Press, we specialise in stationery printing.
Letterhead printing on compliments slips, letters, envelopes, or invoices is an effective way for a brand in Bath to make an impact on potential clients. Letterheads are stylish and attractive and by using expressive fonts and colour schemes they can be created in such as way as to convey something about the personality of a brand.
For an A4 page, a letterhead needs to leave 3mm bleed to the edge of the design. Using a CMYK colour scheme is also an effective way to ensure that the finished product looks sleek and attractive. Letterheaded paper is not usually coated so that it can be printed or written on. To add a distinctive touch, consider using textured paper.
Finding affordable and effective letterhead printing in Bath is straightforward with the right team by your side. At Minuteman Press, we have expert colleagues in store who are on hand to help with all aspects of the printing process. Contact us to discuss your needs.
Minuteman Press Bath has been producing a wide range of print materials in Bath for over 24 years. We regularly invest in technology and equipment so that our customers have access to the latest innovative print and manufacturing tools. We are your local print and design partner for your business.
With our two Xerox Irideseses we are a leader in digital print technology, boasting incredibly high quality output at very impressive speeds. But what makes us really unique is the ability to print with GOLD, SILVER, CLEAR, FLOURESCENT PINK AND WHITE INK! GREAT OPTIONS FOR ADDING VALUE AND SECURITY!
Our large format studio uses high quality inkjet and latex print methods to offer our clients large scale prints & signage with an emphasis on durability and versatility.
We’re a HP Eco Solutions trained company, and our inks are Greenguard Gold certified, making them suitable for use in senstitive environments such as schools and healthcare facilities.
We have bespoke cutting facilities suitable for making boxes, displays, prototypes, mock ups and many other cut-to-shape projects. Cut media options include vinyl, PVC-free board, PVC, corrugated card, paper, and many other flat sheet materials.
Designers can help bring your ideas to life from a simple concept to completion.
We can work with your existing brand identity, or help you build your new brand for the future. We love to help with all forms of design work, from full rebrands to simple logo designs.
Your success in business is our success. We use our social media channels to promote what our clients are doing. We’re happy to look after your direct mail campaigns and help to get your message out in a coherent way.
We aren’t a specialist marketing agency, but we see what works and are a great sounding board for your ideas. Our advice is always free!
We work with over 1,500 businesses from tiny start ups to corporate empires, and we see this client base as one big business network! We’re always looking at opportunities for our clients to help each other and love helping to create new connections
Going through our old files today we found this page from the past. Most of us will remember the Yellow Pages well. As a kid I used to look forward to it arrive with a thud at the door. So large it was never put through the letterbox.
I’d sit and flick through with interest at the great adverts and try and pick out the new businesses.
My fascination with this Yellow Book continued into my adult life. One of my first jobs was in recruitment cold calling businesses on the phone. The Yellow Pages was our bible. You’d turn up to work and decide to call up all the warehouse in the area to see if they needed workers that day. We would make 100 calls, get a handful of hot leads and probably make one placement.
When I joined David Ghent and the team here at Minuteman Press the Yellow Pages once again became my go to. Each year it would arrive and we would first check in on the competition’s adverts. Then I’d start working through the leads.
Roll forward 17 years and how times have changed. yes I still make the odd cold call. Google my new Bible, and the feet on the street do the rest. Sales and marketing methods may have changed but the basics are still there. Contact, content, service and value for money still remain close to our hearts. Even if the yellow doorstop isn’t a part of that anymore.
Digital finishing solutions are fast becoming the norm in the print sector. The introduction of technologies such as laser cutting and engraving benefits local printers. Adding a new dimension to the product and service portfolio, complementing all areas of business life.
Laser cutters have in recent years become a popular method of material processing owing to the numerous advantages offered by the systems. In comparison to traditional mechanical technologies, laser cutters offer contactless processing for cleaner material finishing and finishes that would not be possible otherwise. The addition of the laser cutter has allowed Minuteman Press to introduce kiss-cut labels and stickers into their product range. Thanks to the contactless laser process and the ability to control the laser power, a finish and product that would not be possible with mechanical technologies.
Laser technology itself is diverse, with different laser sources and combinations of sources available. A dual-source CO2 laser machine offers great possibilities for businesses such as Minuteman Press. The glass DC source is the perfect tool for cutting ‘bread and butter’ products for printers such as business cards and flyers. The ceramic laser source provides the perfect tool for cutting thick materials such as acrylics, as well as providing the ability to engrave materials with a high-quality finish.
Lasers offer near-unlimited material processing options, which is a key driver for diversification in many businesses. For Minuteman Press, the introduction of a laser meant that the requirement for outsourcing was removed. The team has full control over lead times and finished quality of workpieces. The laser also brings greater project scope for work with clients. Minuteman Press process a wide range of materials, many of which were not possible without the laser, including faux leather and acrylics.
Laser technology often complements existing technologies in production. For example, Minuteman Press utilise a cutting plotter alongside the laser cutter, which is ideal for processing materials containing PVC. PVC is not suitable for laser processing, with both technologies operating in tandem. Workloads are significantly reduced for jobs, depending on material suitability.
For printers, accuracy in finishing printed products is essential. With traditional tools such as guillotines, much manual positioning is needed from the operator. Making it a time-consuming process. Print and cut camera recognition systems such as Trotec’s Vision Print and Cut allow for speedy processing of printed materials. With pinpoint accuracy. Negating the requirement for print bleeds. Deviations between artwork and printed material are automatically corrected before processing. This guarantees a crisp and accurate result.
To conclude, laser technology offers a wealth of benefits to local printers. The speed, versatility and material diversity allowing the team to drive business forward. Providing clients with a complete, all-in-one service.
To conclude, laser technology offers a wealth of benefits to local printers. The speed, versatility and material diversity allowing the team to drive business forward. Providing clients with a complete, all-in-one service.