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Industry Painting Ltd.- Commercial & Industrial Painting Toronto

Fermé maintenant

121 Apache Trail, Toronto, M2H 2J1

6478316201

Serving businesses across the GTA and Southern Ontario, we apply our industry knowledge to every project to ensure each job is done correctly the first time. With access to industrial coatings and expert knowledge on how to use them, any painting project can be optimized to withstand harsh industrial environments, while staying cost effective and long-lasting. Need help giving your office a face-lift that can impress? Industry Painting Inc. brings functionality, durability, and aesthetics into one place through high-quality products and workmanship. Protect your structures from high humidity and chemical attacks with sandblasting. We oversee this preparation method from start to finish — ensuring the right blast media is selected, and the structures are prepared correctly before painting. No project is finished until you give us the thumbs up because your satisfaction is our guarantee.

Marquis Book Printing

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3480 Pharmacy Avenue, Toronto, M1W 2S7

(416) 496-1000

Digital printing service

Any Key Press

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1800 Davenport Rd, Unit 2, Toronto, M6N 4X3

(416) 654-0038

CADworks3D

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27 Queen St E, Suite 1401, Toronto, M5C 2M6

(416) 368-7266

The Mailing House

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18 King St E, Suite 1400, Toronto, M5C 1C4

Print shop

TELEGRAMME PRINTS

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194 Ossington Ave, TRINITY - BELLWOODS, Toronto, M6J 2Z7

647 351 8998

All of the presses that print lithographs in the Ré Collection were originally powered by steam. In fact, this wheel is turning just as a steam locomotive's engine wheel turns, with an arm fixed to an outer rim on one end and the flat bed press on another. The wheel is designed to drive the flat bed press forwards and backwards, so that the impression of each unique plate can be made onto the paper. After each forward/backward motion, an assistant pulls a print from the press, while another assistant, feeds a new piece in. Each piece of paper must be placed in the machine repeatedly, until all the colours and impressions have been completed to create a final image. The S2 curating department carefully examines and numbers each final lithograph sequentially in pencil, making certain that each and every one is perfect. Imperfect prints are discarded and are never part of the edition.