4over Opens New Plant in Ohio

As a host of community leaders and journalists looked on, trade printer 4over cut the ribbon to officially open a new plant in Huber Heights, Ohio, last week.

The Glendale, Calif.-based company has been experiencing tremendous growth since opening its doors in 2001, so it decided to add a fifth facility in the Dayton area to meet the needs of customers in the Midwest, East Coast and Southern regions. These include a number of in-plants that are outsourcing work they can’t cost-effectively produce in-house.

The spacious facility now holds two large Komori presses, with another 40˝ press on the way, to be joined by a Muller Martini Bravo Plus stitcher and a Heidelberg Stahl folder.

The ribbon cutting was shown live on local television. The company was welcomed by a number of area dignitaries, including State Representative Fred Strahorn and County Commissioner Dan Foley. 4over CEO Zarik Megerdichian welcomed attendees and led tours of the facility.

Watch a short video of the ribbon cutting here: http://www.ipgonline.com/video/video.bsp?sid=82761&var=video