Published May 2001

Printer Litho Craft moves to Lynnwood

Herald Business Journal Staff

Litho Craft Inc., a Seattle printer specializing in full-color marketing materials, is moving its operations to Lynnwood.

The company, previously located in Seattle’s Greenwood area, is moving to a new 33,000-square-foot plant at 21021 66th Ave. W. The facility is twice as large as the old one.

“We ran out of room,” said Gary Cone, Vice President of Sales, when asked about the move.

The company, purchased in 1964 by Bill Webber when its sales were $80,000, had $8 million in sales last year. It employs 40 people.

The company provides materials for Voice Stream Wireless, Lucent Technologies and Red Hook Brewery, among others.

Cone said the company is in the process of moving, with one press at the new site and one at the old to ensure it can continue to serve its customers. By this month, he said, the company expects to be moved in, with two six-color Komori presses capable of producing 15,000 sheets an hour.

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