St. Thomas Printing, a family-owned commercial printing business, has recently invested in a new Polar 66 cutter. It was purchased through Heidelberg at the recent Graphics Canada Show. The company was established in 1990 and serves the London, St. Thomas and Talbotville area in Ontario. St. Thomas Printing invests in new cutting equipment
Written by Kristen Read Wednesday, 25 January 2012 05:29St. Thomas Printing, a family-owned commercial printing business, has recently invested in a new Polar 66 cutter. It was purchased through Heidelberg at the recent Graphics Canada Show. The company was established in 1990 and serves the London, St. Thomas and Talbotville area in Ontario.
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