Ripon Printers

Ripon Printers promoted former Director of Customer Care, Julie Newhouse, to company president.

Ripon Printers installed an MCS Eagle FlexPrint inkjet system to enhance its addressing and mailing processes.

The March 2017 M&A Activity Target Report covers several major mergers and acquisitions.

The acquisition of the Maquoketa, Iowa-based company increases Ripon Printers’ presence in the nonheatset web offset printing market.

I always look forward to this special issue that pays tribute to the Printing Impressions/RIT Printing Industry Hall of Fame inductees and the Gold Ink Award winners. It acknowledges both individual career achievement, as well as the total group effort that’s typically required for a printing company to produce an award-winning piece.

Andy Lyke credits the success Ripon Printers has achieved over the years to his employees.

Printing Impressions magazine and co-sponsor Rochester Institute of Technology jointly announce the 32nd induction class for the Printing Impressions/RIT Printing Industry Hall of Fame. They are Tom Metzger of Metzgers in Toledo, Ohio; Laura Lawton-Forsyth of Lawton Printing in Spokane, Wash.; Andy Lyke of Ripon Printers in Ripon, Wis.; and Zarik Megerdichian of 4over in Glendale, Calif.

At Ripon, Dennis Darnick, VP of production, will be retiring. Jeff Spence will succeed him. Julie Newhouse has also joined as director.

As the first high-speed paper drill in the North American market, the Hang 255-10 is noted to be the world’s fastest in-line drill.

The Hang 255-10 can drill up to 3.000 piles per hour with a pile height of up to 3″.