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Deltor Print & Design Deltor is a commercial printer providing a premium quality print service (both litho & digital) for businesses both locally & nationally.

From stationery & leaflets through to prospectuses & large format posters we can cater to all your print needs.

For 50 years, we’ve been giving our customers goosebumps with great print! From eye-catching brochures to beautifully fi...
31/10/2026

For 50 years, we’ve been giving our customers goosebumps with great print! From eye-catching brochures to beautifully finished publications, we believe great print should always leave a lasting impression.

A huge thank you to all our customers and suppliers for being part of our story. We’re proud to have worked with so many fantastic people over the years, and we look forward to creating plenty more print magic together.

Have a spooktacular Halloween, everyone! 🕷️🦇

Small print. Seriously small.Did you know a printed book called *Flowers of the Four Seasons* measures just 0.74 Ă— 0.75m...
23/10/2026

Small print. Seriously small.

Did you know a printed book called *Flowers of the Four Seasons* measures just 0.74 × 0.75mm? That’s less than a millimetre across!

We prefer something a little easier to read, but we do love attention to detail. From your first page to the final finish, the little things make a big difference.

Got a big idea for your next print project? Let’s talk.

We have been helping businesses bring their ideas to life through high quality commercial printing since 1976. But reach...
15/10/2026

We have been helping businesses bring their ideas to life through high quality commercial printing since 1976. But reaching this milestone takes more than great machinery. It takes the people, passion and attention to detail behind every print job.

From carefully checking colour and print quality to ensuring every sheet meets our exacting standards, our team takes pride in getting the details right. It is this dedication to quality, commitment to our customers and devotion to our craft that has kept Deltor going for five decades.

Because when it comes to print, the little things make a big difference.

50 years in print. Still focused on every detail.

Environmental responsibility matters more than ever. With rising sea temperatures and increasingly visible changes to ou...
21/09/2026

Environmental responsibility matters more than ever.

With rising sea temperatures and increasingly visible changes to our climate, businesses in every industry have a responsibility to consider the impact of the choices they make.

At Deltor, sustainability isn’t simply a talking point, it’s part of how we operate. Our solar-panelled roof helps us generate renewable energy, reduce our reliance on traditional power sources and lower the environmental impact of our printing processes.

We know there is always more to do, but every positive step matters. By investing in cleaner energy and making responsible production choices, we’re working towards a more sustainable future for print, our customers and the planet.

Because the work we produce today shouldn’t come at the expense of tomorrow.

At Deltor we use a magnifying glass, often called a printer’s loupe or linen tester, to closely inspect our client's wor...
17/09/2026

At Deltor we use a magnifying glass, often called a printer’s loupe or linen tester, to closely inspect our client's work, but what are we looking at?

Registration: Whether cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) are perfectly aligned. Poor registration creates coloured outlines or blurred edges.

Halftone dots: The tiny ink dots that combine to create colours, shades and photographic detail.

Dot gain: Whether ink dots have spread too much, making the print appear darker than intended.

Sharpness and detail: Checking fine text, thin lines, images and small design elements for clarity.

Ink coverage: Looking for uneven colour, missing ink, mottling or unwanted marks.

Screen patterns: Ensuring halftone screens are consistent and aren’t producing unwanted moiré patterns.

Print defects: Spotting issues such as hickeys, scratches, dust, smudging or paper-fibre contamination.

In simple terms, they’re checking that the ink has landed accurately, consistently and cleanly on the material, and that the finished piece matches the approved proof.

In a world where we're constantly scrolling, swiping and skipping ads, getting someone's attention is becoming harder.Bu...
04/09/2026

In a world where we're constantly scrolling, swiping and skipping ads, getting someone's attention is becoming harder.

But here's a stat worth paying attention to:

Direct Mail generates an average of 4.5 interactions per item.

And people spend around 141 seconds with each piece.

For Business Mail, those figures are even stronger, 4.8 interactions and 182 seconds of attention per item.

That's a pretty powerful reminder that print isn't just about putting something through a letterbox. Done well, it can create multiple opportunities to engage, communicate and connect with your audience.

And importantly, print doesn't have to compete with digital. It can work alongside it, giving your audience something tangible that can lead them back to your website, campaign or online channels.

Print still has a place in modern marketing. The data says so.

*The figures come from JICMAIL, the Joint Industry Currency for Mail, an independent, not-for-profit organisation providing audience measurement data for the UK mail and advertising industries. JICMAIL's research tracks how people actually interact with mail, using a nationally representative panel of around 1,100 UK households.

We all enjoyed seeing the recent partial solar eclipse from Cornwall, a pretty impressive reminder of the power of the s...
03/09/2026

We all enjoyed seeing the recent partial solar eclipse from Cornwall, a pretty impressive reminder of the power of the sun.

But here at Deltor, our interest in solar has been a little more long-term.

Our 14,000 sq. ft. solar-panelled roof generates a large proportion of the electricity we use, helping us save over 52,000kg of COâ‚‚ every year.

So while we might have been looking up at the sky to enjoy the eclipse, we’ve been looking to the sun for a more sustainable way to power our print production for quite some time.

Have you ever wondered where the name magenta comes from?It has nothing to do with the flower.The name comes from the Ba...
13/08/2026

Have you ever wondered where the name magenta comes from?

It has nothing to do with the flower.

The name comes from the Battle of Magenta, fought on 4 June 1859 near the town of Magenta in northern Italy. Shortly after the battle, a brilliant new synthetic dye was introduced. Originally called fuchsine, it was soon renamed magenta to commemorate the French and Sardinian victory.

The colour quickly became famous for its vivid appearance and was one of the first successful synthetic dyes. Today, magenta is one of the four essential colours used in CMYK printing, helping to produce millions of colours on everything from business cards to brochures.

It's a great example of how history, science and print all come together in one colour.

Did you know that natural daylight is considered the gold standard for judging colour accuracy?Our eyes perceive colours...
10/08/2026

Did you know that natural daylight is considered the gold standard for judging colour accuracy?

Our eyes perceive colours differently depending on the type of light they’re viewed under. A brochure that looks perfect under office lighting can appear slightly different in bright summer sunshine or under warm indoor lighting. This phenomenon is known as metamerism, and it’s something professional printers work hard to control.

That’s why commercial printers use colour-calibrated workflows, standardised lighting conditions, and carefully profiled presses to ensure your brand colours remain as consistent as possible, wherever your print is viewed.

1976 was one of Britain's hottest summers on record.It was also the year Deltor Commercial Printers first opened its doo...
07/08/2026

1976 was one of Britain's hottest summers on record.

It was also the year Deltor Commercial Printers first opened its doors.

Fast forward to 2026 and the UK has once again been basking in soaring temperatures. Some things, it seems, never change.

While the weather has kept us talking for 50 years, we've been just as consistent. From our very first print run in 1976 to the latest jobs coming hot off the press today, we've remained committed to producing high quality print with the same care, craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Half a century later, we're still helping businesses make a lasting impression, whatever the forecast.

Here's to another great British summer!

Address

Long Acre, Saltash Parkway
Saltash
PL126

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+441752841717

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