QCM Inks
QCM is a manufacturer of Plastisol and Water Based Textile Screen Printing Inks. In business since 1972, QCM has consistently worked on developing ever newer and user friendly textile inks, inks that are creamy, opaque, bleed-resistant and easy to print. Our Super White fast flash and new and improved Glacier Whites XOLB-158 , XOLB-159 and XOLB-151 opaque white inks continue to lead the field.
QCM is a manufacturer of Plastisol and Water Based Textile Screen Printing Inks. In business since 1972, QCM has consistently worked on developing ever newer and user friendly textile inks, inks that are creamy, opaque, bleed-resistant and easy to print. Our Super White fast flash and new and improved Glacier Whites XOLB-158 , XOLB-159 and XOLB-151 opaque white inks continue to lead the field.
Tom Kinney Celebrates 20 Years at Northwest Sign Supply
Tom Joins Steve Anderson, Donna Connole and James Johnson
in Breaking the 20 year mark for Northwest Sign Supply
in Breaking the 20 year mark for Northwest Sign Supply
Rising Prices have you feeling frustrated? We Understand
Since the beginning of 2008 rising fuel and raw material costs have forced many of our manufactures to significantly raise prices on many of the products that we offer you. As you can see many have had to raise prices more than once during this short period. We are hearing that this practice may continue for the foreseeable future. In addition to directly raising prices many of the companies have increased freight rates, decreased allowances and raised minimums to cover increases in transportation. We have been able to absorb some of these increases by purchasing larger quantities, meeting the minimums and becoming more efficient. We will continue to do what we can to provide you with the most affordable options and excellent customer service.
We appreciate your business.
Since the beginning of 2008 rising fuel and raw material costs have forced many of our manufactures to significantly raise prices on many of the products that we offer you. As you can see many have had to raise prices more than once during this short period. We are hearing that this practice may continue for the foreseeable future. In addition to directly raising prices many of the companies have increased freight rates, decreased allowances and raised minimums to cover increases in transportation. We have been able to absorb some of these increases by purchasing larger quantities, meeting the minimums and becoming more efficient. We will continue to do what we can to provide you with the most affordable options and excellent customer service.
We appreciate your business.