These photos were taken at the Knights of Columbus printing plant. The facility employs 23 people and produces 6 million pieces of mail each year. A few things stood out during my visit, first of which was how much the employees I spoke with enjoyed their jobs and working there. Another thing was how cool some of the machines are including the ability to print, fold, cut, bind etc… It takes a lot of ingenuity to create machines that can do those functions. Below are some of the photos I’ve taken during my visit.
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| The foreman shows one of the pieces printed on the four color printer. |
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| This is an interesting wood floor where they install 3 inch long pieces vertically. The reason is that when a normal horizontal wood floor is installed, it allows sound to travel. |
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| This machine can cut and trim pieces such as the edges on these. |
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| In the boxes above are films and plates that are reusable for printing although they no longer use films. |
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| Rolls of paper. |
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| This part of the machine flips the paper over to be printed on the other side. |
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| They have very modern equipment as well. |
