About ECS

Envelope Converting Service was founded in July 1985 with the concept of being an extension of the “Print Shop.”

Printing companies from coast to coast have discovered that Envelope Converting Service gives them the ability to provide their customers with high quality printed envelopes at an affordable price with a quick turn.

We are a non-printing envelope company providing wholesale converting exclusively to the trade. We never compete with you for your customer.

Our mission

We are an extension of your print shop. We will support your efforts to the utmost of our ability to help you provide your customers with a full line of fine quality products.

Converting and manufacturing envelopes, gluing and folding, is what we do.

Please contact us with projects that need help and we will solve them together. Remember, your success is our success.

Two ways we cut

Letterpress die cutting is for critically registered bleeds and borders, where a minimum of wrap over the fold and minimum image shift is required. Letterpress FAQ →

High die cutting is for jobs without bleeds registering on the folds, and is the faster and more economical of the two. High die FAQ →

Clients select one-up or multiple-up layout templates, which are available for download.

The Heidelberg in the corner

The plate reads Original Heidelberg Cylinder, and the badge marks the 110-year anniversary of the Heidelberg press works, a line that dates to 1850. Cylinder presses like this were the workhorses of the letterpress era, and this one still wears its factory black.

We keep machines like this because they were built to be kept: adjusted, rebuilt and run by people who know them. That is the philosophy behind everything on our floor, from the F.L. Smithe machines to a drawer of window punches that has been growing since 1985.