In 1984, Ron Meuser and Brenda Sylva Meuser formed Chromagraphics to provide large offset printing services to Tri-Valley companies. After our first year, Chromagraphics relocated from Livermore to Pleasanton. Did you know… when you use Chromagraphics you are supporting a local business? THANK YOU

As our clients' needs have evolved, so have our services. Since no two clients are exactly alike, we offer customized solutions specific to our clients' needs. We are committed to providing services that help our clients gain the most from their marketing dollars.

 

giving back

In 2013 Chromagraphics provided Special Spaces San Francisco Bay Area with a $1,000 grant for their print projects. Thanks to our clients for making this possible. Special Spaces is a non-profit organization that creates dream room makeovers for children with life-threatening conditions.

To learn more, visit: www.specialspacessanfrancisco.org

 

chromagraphics is proud
to be a GREEN printing company: 99.9% of all waste paper is recycled.

We offer a wide array of paper products, including 100% recycled paper. Our offset presses print with soy inks.

 

facts about printing
you may not know...

print is environmentally friendly
The paper industry is the largest producer and user of renewable energy services.

In the US, 65% of the energy used to make paper comes from renewable energy sources.

New print technologies are emerging that reduce the use of harmful chemicals, including low or no-chemistry plate development, soy-based inks, and isopropyl-free fountain solutions.

print is sustainable
Today, the majority of paper comes from sustainable forests, where trees are grown as a crop and replenished after they are harvested.

Two-thirds of all paper used for print comes from recycled materials.

By choosing print, you are helping to support sustainable forests.

print is effective
Studies show that print not only gets read 79% of the time, it also drives new and repeat business.

For more information on the benefits of print, visit chooseprint.org