Die Cutting

This Axe Body Spray promotional, collapsible box utilized a glue detection system for straight inline gluing. As an overflow project, Phillips shipped the service flat to save on space and time.

This Wire-O Bound Product Guide was carefully collated into different sections making it easy to flip through the different organizational tabs based on Xfinity's video, mobile, and Xfi products. This is a great option for any business to showcase its product line.

This Garden of Life Supplement crash lockbox makes it easy to package any product for consumer use. Stripping, die making, and double face tape was applied to give this box a precise look and keep everything in tact.

This VOD Diagnostic Criteria Card was created all in one piece with a small fold-out section and double glued panel to lay on top. Using fugitive glue, it was fed through a multi-feeder to attach the risk factor card, making it easier for patients to spot VOD symptoms.

This multi-dimensional USPS Small Business Folder was hand folded and glued for a unique look. It includes fold outside descriptions and a deep pocket folder to house additional printouts and material.

This Bausch + Lomb Contact Recycling cut out was a specialty die cut piece used in a larger promotional project. It was shrink-wrapped in plastic film in packs of 25 for easy disbursement.

This United Airlines Credit Card Brochure was die cut in a cylinder press due to the use of light paper and the number of folds. It uniquely stands out from other brochures due to the embio folder, perforations, and remoist glue to lick and seal to send back the accepted credit card offer.

This long, narrow Sucrose Intolerance Brochure was glued and folded with a final fold. Within the brochure, there's a thumb cut to pull out additional prescription information. The mail panel was also completed in-house to streamline the distribution process so it could go straight to the post office and mailed to homes.

This Global Atlantic Capacity Folder includes more than one crease in the pocket to hold lots of material. It was made on a sprint unit that forms the tabs with automatic glue. Handwork was used at the end to compile the one sheeters in the pockets

This Vaxelis Vaccine Brochure was saddle-stitched on a Heidelburg stitcher with an automatic insert for personal information. It was then shrink-wrapped for easy distribution.

This McDaniel College Homecoming Booklet features an eyelet and die-cut to reveal the spinning window. Perfect hand alignment was also utilized to stitch the short page on the inside of the booklet.

This dual invitation and capacity folder has an elevated look with foil stamping and embossing that was completed in just one pass. It’s sturdy and has an elevated look compared to that of an ordinary folder. The Phillips Graphic team was time-sensitive with this quick turnover project and completed it with ample time.

This 8 inch round Ben Franklin paper mint has high-end gold foil and embossing features, making it a great addition to any brochure, folder, or mailer project.

This 1/2 inch thick, collated Wire-O bound Expo-Guide includes a 3:1 punching for the bind. The sheet in the middle of the book folds out to better illustrate the convention layout, while still maintaining the guide's width parameters. It’s a great interactive piece for any business marketing.

This high-value foil stamped and embossed invitation folds out to reveal a pocket with a hand inserted card. Individual and variable stocking delivery was included. It’s a great alternative if you’re looking to level up your event.

This uniquely shaped Lancaster Restaurant Menu includes a tension grommet drilled for a fan effect, for a fun and clean look.

This counter brochure stand is mounted on a chipboard for maximum sturdiness. Set up as a monthly reoccurring order, these stands are shrinkwrapped for convenient delivery.

This engaging mailer includes a hand-glued pop-up hydraulic shock tube when the piece is opened. Design assistance and mock-ups were also included before the piece was sent to print.