Whenever tasked with the mission of a new project we implement best practices from concept to completion. We are unafraid to customize bespoke solutions to meet our clients’ needs, eliminate confusion, keep everyone on the same page, and ensure full control of the project. Our teams work hard to create seamless integration, drastic return on investment, and rapid improvement, leaving no stone unturned and no voice unheard to guarantee the desired project outcome.
Pre-Media Team
From designers to production artists to color specialists, our full pre-media crew join forces to make the impossible, possible.
Plate Team
Plate technicians and press-ready experts pay uncompromised attention to detail ensuring the result you expect and demand.
PRP is a Certified Women’s Business Enterprise by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). We recognize the commitment to supplier diversity that is embraced by corporations and government agencies today and we can add diversity to your supply chain.
We are committed to advancing sustainability in print plate production by reducing waste, optimizing materials, and adopting energy-efficient technologies. We continuously work to minimize our environmental footprint while delivering the highest quality print results.
Top: Manuel Green hand engraving in 1938
Middle: Jim Green presenting in 1972
Bottom: Larry Green with Professor Ned in 1980
Mr. Manuel Green started hand engraving on his kitchen table in 1938. By 1954, Precision Rubber Plate Inc. became a supplier to Procter & Gamble’s Soap and Granules division.
Within the first year of working with P&G, Mr. Green developed a product that revolutionized the printing industry: PRINT CARDS. For the first time, artwork was prepared in miniature form, so graphics could be approved before corrugated containers were printed. Thus began the history of innovation at PRP.
From customizing manufacturing equipment to pioneering and continually improving print plate technologies, PRP is an industry leader.
Mr. Manual Green starts PRP – hand engraving on the kitchen table
PRP introduces the first ever Print Cards for P&G Soap and Granules division
PRP introduces Corrotone process, utilizing the first direct printing of halftones onto corrugated
Liquid photopolymers introduced – PRP installs first liquid poly machine on market
R&D Team designs custom molding press enabling large plate manufacturing
PRP enters digital graphics market and installs first color scanning and stripping equipment
PRP is awarded patent on new method of plate manufacturing (ExSpect®) and introduces the first flat-topped dot to the market
PRP introduces digital plate with flat-topped dots and complete digital workflow.
PRP acquires NPP Packaging Graphics Specialists, Inc.
PRP introduces PrintMount™ – A proprietary process for cost and press downtime reduction
PRP installs LED exposure Unit