The recent addition of a new Genius 52 UV offset press  perfectly complements M&B’s existing presses.   Small in comparison to the massive KBA Rapida 105, the Genius allows us to keep smaller digital jobs in house and provides a cost effective way to print shorter-run projects on a variety of substrates – from paper and board to plastics, PVC, styrene and more.  Learn more in this recent article in Printing Impressions.

Me Having Fun was formed by a group of printers, programmers and marketers in Nashville and Los Angeles.

We go wherever people are having fun and shoot videos, which are then used to create FlipBooks. You’ll see us at sporting events, tourist destinations, festivals and more. You can order your FlipBooks on the spot or buy a gift card that lets you upload your own video to our site at a later date.

Turn wedding invitations, baby’s first steps, company promotions and many types of sporting events into FlipBooks – they’re a fun and creative way to preserve your favorite memories. FlipBooks make great gifts, announcements and invitations.

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We’re happy to introduce you to our new website.   There is no substitute for being able to see, hold and touch one of our high-quality printed pieces – or for taking an actual tour of our facilities to see our 7-color Rapida 105 press, Gerber Profile die making equipment, Bobst die cutter/stripper and other state-of-the-art equipment.  But we’ll give you the next best thing on our site, with our commercial printing, printed packaging, and point of purchase galleries highlighting the products we produce for a whole host of customers.  And take a virtual tour through our plant and warehouse.  It’s the next best thing to seeing it all in person, which we invite you to do any time.

Among our many weapons at Marshall & Bruce is our KBA Rapida 105 – a monster of a printing press that provides UV inline printing and the ability to print up to 7 colors on a variety of substrates from plastic to styrene, and up to 38 point paperboard. When the flood of 2010 hit, quick thinking on the part of our experienced technicians – first to cut the power as the flooding started – and then to keep the equipment lubricated until repairs could begin – helped save the company.  But it was help from employees, business partners, and many vendors, including KBA, that really made the difference.  Read more in this story in Printing Impressions.

Call us the comeback kids.  Marshall & Bruce has had to overcome adversity numerous times in our almost century and a half history.  But comeback, we do.  And always a little stronger and a little smarter.   In 1895, it was a devastating fire.  In 2010, it was the flood.  In this Nashville Business Journal article, Marshall & Bruce president Chip Smith shares lessons learned – from identifying key players internally, to relying on the relationships the company has built over the years within the commercial printing industry.