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UV printing, unbound - Sign Media Canada

Summary

With its UV flatbed printer, MacLaser can print directly on several unusual shapes. Photos courtesy MacLaser Printing Sometimes in life, one good thing leads to another. Take, for instance, MacLaser Printing Company co-founder Sal Indovina, who, together with his brother Joe, was part of a group of neighbourhood kids racing go-karts in the ‘80s. They wanted to move up to open-wheel race cars. To finance their hobby, Sal got a student loan in 1985 and used it to buy a laser printer. He then applied his computer programmer analyst training from Seneca College to the newly introduced Macintosh computer, using the laser printer to output his designs. Sal and his brother began printing resumes and flyers on the side, officially launching MacLaser Printing in 1989. Since then, Sal has grown the business to include commercial printing, wide-format printing, custom labels, engraving, embroidery, and apparel customization.

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