It feels as if Margus has been with us since the beginning. Writing about him today, we are surprised to realize that he has only been a part of the Ecoprint's team for two years. Margus is a colleague overflowing with positivity and delightful energy. He
Ecoprint's mission is to find ways to positively impact the environment. As a team, we participated in World Cleanup Day and organized our own cleanup day on September 15th. We selected the beloved riverside area of the Emajõgi River as our cleanup spot and collected everything
Robert was already doing internships at Ecoprind during his school days. In 2007, after graduating from school, he joined us as a full-time employee. Robert started as a machine operator, and in 2021, he moved up to the position of print finishing manager. Robert always approaches
In October 2007, Merle started as a print operator at Ecoprint. Since then, Merle has worked with us as an offset printing machine operator. From 2016 until today, she has been operating a digital printing machine. A single sentence is enough to describe Merle: "I would
We encourage our employees to move to work in a healthy and environmentally friendly way. That's why the "Bike to Work" campaign was held. This race was won by Indrek who covered more than 200 km! In addition, Indrek has to be praised for his persistence
The packaging’s journey at Ecoprint ends with its delivery to the client. Finished products are properly assembled and prepared for transport. Thought out and correct packaging ensures the durability of the finished product and helps avoid potential damage (bruising, moisture damage, tears etc.) during transport. There
Last week we wrote about cleaning die cut sheets but did not mention the amounts of wastepaper this produces. Since paper is one of the most recycled materials out there and wastepaper is inevitable at a printing company, we have decided to dedicate an extra
After the printing process is completed, we can say that largely 3/5 of the work is done. After the offset machine has finished its work, and the sheets have sufficiently dried (approximately 24 h), the post-press work of the printed material can begin. The post-processing stages
Last week we focused on describing the prepress process. We continue to tell the story of the packaging's journey by introducing the printing process. The operator sends the verified print files to the machine via cloud service to set up the printing press. The machine automatically
Once the client has chosen the suitable packaging solution, and graphic designer has finished its appearance, the preparations for the production process can begin. The task of the prepress, or repro department, is to check print files and make preparations for plate production. The process begins