Rose Laminating

Hyperquake is a Cincinnati-based creative agency that specializes in building stories, brands, and businesses rooted in truth. With a focus on uncovering compelling truths and perspectives, they strategically redefine brands to deliver elevated experiences at every touchpoint. Their work spans brand development, collateral, digital, and more, helping clients transform how they operate and connect with their audience. Driven by the belief that great brands tell a truth, Hyperquake cultivates the uncomfortable and reveals the essence of a brand, business, or movement. They have worked with a diverse range of clients, empowering family legacies, turning portfolios of acquired companies into cohesive brands, and transforming how businesses work through the power of data. With a commitment to uncovering human truths, Hyperquake invites others to join them on their journey of uncovering what truly moves people to act.Generated from the website

Being a general commercial printer means that our target audience is fulfilling the printing needs of the average business as well as the needs of larger corporations and individuals. We are equipped for and experienced in producing a wide range of products and can provide all the necessary services needed to produce most printed products. We specialize in short to medium run 4 color process printing as well as black & white and spot color printing. Our extensive bindery allows us the flexibility to put the finishing touches on virtually any project. For more information on our abilities see our products page. The ability to consistently produce quality printed materials at reasonable prices is the cornerstone of our operation. In 1962 our founder Erv Krieg purchased Blumenthal-Hamilton Printing Company in Hamilton, Ohio. The company had been in operation since it was founded in 1905. Shortly after the purchase the operation was moved from the old church building it occupied to an industrial site at the intersection of Millville and Edgewood Avenues. The name was shortened to Hamilton Printing Company to reflect the change in ownership. Over the years the company grew to occupy three of the buildings in the complex. In 1971 the company incorporated under the name Lee Corp but continued to operate under the Hamilton Printing moniker. In 1975 Lee Corp purchased the commercial printing operations of Review Publishing Company located in Lockland, Ohio and continued operating it as a going concern. In 1977 our present building on Mosteller Road was acquired and the plants in Hamilton and Lockland were combined into one at this location. At this time we began doing business as Lee Printers Over the past 50 years the Krieg family has continued to improve our company through investment in technology. We have evolved from a small job shop, into a state-of-the-art facility specializing in 4 color process printing. But this evolution has not caused us to lose site of the fine craft tradition that this company was founded upon. It is the application of craftsmanship to modern technology that allows us to produce quality printed products.