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NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass., May, 16, 2012 / PRNewswire/ -- At a celebratory event held last Friday, John Dumouchel said his company is giving new meaning to the words 'green printing'; then he figuratively flipped the switch to turn on the newly installed new solar powered system that now powers The Artcraft Company in North Attleboro, MA . This announcement makes this third-generation family-owned company one of the most environmentally conscious engraving and printing company in the U.S.

Founded in 1939 and located in the Boston, MA region, The Artcraft Company has grown to be a national, premiere specialty printer. Drawing upon decades of experience in engraving, offset and thermographic technologies, Artcraft produces top quality stationery systems and other printed materials for discriminating corporate, legal and financial clients. Artcraft also serves the specialized printing needs for weddings and other important occasions. Its work is guided by sophisticated digital technology combined with the skills of its talented artisans.

This acquisition completes Artcraft's offering of the highest quality specialty printer in North America with the addition of 4 foil presses and large format die cutting. The Artcraft Company is the largest independent engraving company in the Northeast and affirms its leadership position as New England's #1 producer of fine quality stationery and identity materials for leading corporations, professional firms and law firms.

The details of the acquisition were not disclosed. Artcraft president John Dumouchel said Vose Swain will continue "business as usual." Dumouchel noted the Boston-based business will be fully integrated with Artcraft during the first quarter of 2006. "This is an exceptional time for our company. For the sixth year in a row, we have grown at an aggressive pace in spite of the realities of a lackluster economy. Our industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation. The stakes are high and we intend to remain as a strong player in this new competitive landscape," Dumouchel said.

The IEGA is dedicated to helping designers, brand image managers and purchasers find reliable information and sources for fine engraving. Their annual meeting is a forum where individuals in the engraving industry come to discuss engraving, new products, procedures and methods, as well as share ideas and recognize outstanding work.

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