Amsterdam, The Netherlands
phone: +31(0)20 622 08 88
fax: +31(0)20 626 42 41
info@calff.nl
http://www.calff.nl/
One of the best high-quality printer in the Netherlands. 1st choice of Dutch graphic
designers. Expensive.
—Anonymous
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
phone: (+31) 24 - 3 888 234
drukwerk@extrapool.nl
http://www.extrapool.nl
or
http://www.extrapool.nl/knust.html
Knust specializes in color stencil printing (mimeograph), using riso or ricoh
machines with water-based inks (they mix a lot of the colors there) — very
recognizable bold color prints! They will also do pre-press and bookbinding,
everything priced for low-cost, do-it-yourself production. They also have a
little visiting-artist program, and a bookshop.
—Luke Fischbeck
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
+31205860777
info@spruijt.nl
http://www.martspruijt.nl/
Might be the best printer in The Netherlands. Very good with photography. Very Expensive.
—Anonymous
Breda, Netherlands
phone: 076 531 95 65
fax: 076 531 95 68
www.npndrukkers.nl
info@npndrukkers.nl
High quality printer with passion for the product and reasonable prices. In
recent years they have been winning more and more awards with their
books. Also, other printed matter is handled great by them. As Graphic
Design Festival we work with them often and have high quality standards.
Check out their site and be sure to order their promotion book “proef”
printed on various papers, raster and in over 10 inks.
—Dennis Elbers, Stichting KOP
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
+31206684246
kantoor@robstolk.nl
http://www.robstolk.nl/
Good high-quality printer. Moderate price, popular amongst Dutch graphic designers for flyers.
—Anonymous
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
+31102453333
info@veenmandrukkers.nl
http://www.veenmandrukkers.nl/
Good all-round quality printer. They do a lot of art books and have their own publishing house: http://www.veenmanpublishers.com/, so if you publish with them you save money on printing costs. Moderate price.
Update, 6/11/09: Recently they discontinued their publishing house due to tough economic times. But they’re still in business as printer.
—Anonymous
