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Printing Services
For current and updated policies and procedures related to mail services, student mail services, managed document services and printing services, please visit the COVID-19 Business Guidance page.
Clemson’s Online Digital Print Services
The Clemson Printing Services is your complete source for quality printing. Our knowledgeable staff is available to discuss your document needs, offer print and copying best practices and we will pick up and deliver your jobs right to your desk – fast, efficient and you won’t lose your parking spot.
We are a full service printing facility that provides high quality digital imaging with Ricoh certified printers.
You can order your printing on the new Online Print Services website. Choose your print specs and see real-time quotes. Upload files and view a proof on your computer.
Clemson Print Center specializes in a range of quality services to suit your needs using with Ricoh certified printers:
- Copying and printing: black and white or color
- Scanning and imaging of critical documents
- Wide format color banners and posters in collaboration with Campus Banner and Design
- Finishing Services: booklet binding, GBC coiling and comb binding, padding, collating/inserting/stapling/tabbing, cutting/creasing/folding, laminating and UV coating
Our Location
Place Print Order
For stationery items such as name badges, business cards, letterhead, departmental envelopes, flyers, notepads, and rack cards, select the appropriate button based on your University affiliation. For all other requests (brochures, signs, posters, books, forms, etc.), use the Request Print Job button.
Order Stationery: Faculty/Staff Order Stationery: Student/Clemson Community Request Print Job Place COVID Safety Signage OrderPreferred File Type for Uploading: PDF
Other file types may work, please contact us at 864-656-0687 or CUprint@clemson.edu to make sure before uploading.
Samples
Tips for Preparing Files
If your design contains a background or artwork that must run to the edge of the paper without any margin, you’ll need to extend the art past the edge of the page in InDesign. The artwork is printed with crop marks— also called trim marks—and the bindery will cut the edges of the page at the crop marks. Bleed is the term used for the area that extends beyond trim area, and it ensures that no white edges show up on the final trimmed page.