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LiU-Tryck – printing more than just handbooks
Have you thought about where your exam papers come from? Or all the handbooks? And the many stickers that urge us to keep our distance? Look behind the scenes at LiU-Tryck.
At LiU-Tryck in the A building, the internal customers dominate; teachers, researchers and students. The latter group often orders printed degree projects, but might also request things like posters or even, as in one case, a specially designed board game.
Business cards and envelopes, brochures, handbooks, scientific postures and diplomas with the LiU seal in relief, window film and stickers. The list of products is long and LiU-Tryck is involved in the entire process from design, printing, pruning and gluing.
An important own product is banners, small, large and supersize. For the Kalasmottagningen, they made a 16 meter long banner.
One of the many advantages of LiU-Tryck is that they are physically located on Campus Valla and know the business well. They know how nervous doctoral students can feel and can help them with both the schedule and the design of the PhD dissertation. It might calm them down a bit.
LiU-Tryck in pictures
- take a look behind the scenes.
A cover being laminated in a laminating machine.
Anita Axby shows a proof printed on gold paper. In the background is a digital press, where both
sides are printed and bound into finished publications.
Precision work 1. Sabina Hörling prints photos on mugs.
Maggan Fransson with a print example from the large-format printer.
Maggan Fransson with one of the many scientific posters that LiU Tryck has produced. This one is from the Biogas Research Centre.
Precision work 2. Anders Lideborg checks that gluing has been done striaght.recisionsarbete 2. Anders Lindeborg kollar så att limbildningen har blivit rak.
Seal print. Sabina Hörling blows away the left-over gold paper.
Enjoying their work. Lisa Floxner and Marcus Lundberg, who are working on the cover of a
scientific publication.
Tomas Hägg is one of two graphical designers at the unit.
Graphical designer Marcus Lundberg at his workspace.
Customer reception. Marcus Lundberg, Lisa Floxner and Lis Nilsson. Lisa and Lis are responsible
for customers and their orders.
Calibration of colours for a printing job in the works.
Photo: Anna Nilsen
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Last updated: 2022-02-09
