35%
Paper, not talk
Roll-to-sheet on the RMGT cut paper cost about 35% — over $1M a year at our volume. We put the job on the process that wastes less.
Elk Grove Village · own floor · since 1963
We engineer the job.
You keep the savings.
We pick the process, we built you a portal, we plan the mail. Other printers hand you a PDF and a thread.
55,000
Sq. ft. · two facilities
3
Production shifts
125
Tons of paper · weekly
1963
Family owned since
WHY JD
The unique thing is not the family story.
It is that we engineer the job onto the cheapest honest path — press, portal, and postage — and you keep what that saves.
24hr
Not seven days
Targeted work moved from offset to inkjet web. Jobs that once took a week now ship in 24 hours when the piece fits.
$19.4k
Postage, not stamps
50,000 6×9 cards on a named list: 39.2¢ Marketing Mail at the SCF instead of 78¢ stamps. Same floor that prints it plans the path.
CUSTOMER PORTAL
Log in. Price it. Place the job.
The same dashboard customers see after they sign in — books, letters, self-mailers, campaigns, mail packages, and custom quotes.
Open the portal →portal.jdgraphic.com
PortalCustomer Portal
What are you
working on?
§ 01Most Popular
Instant Calculator
Books
Open →
§ 02
Statements & Correspondence
Letters
Open →
§ 03
Direct Mail Program
Self-Mailers
Open →
§ 04
Weekly Programs
Campaigns
Open →
§ 05
Letters + Inserts
Mail Packages
Open →
§ 06
Anything Else
Custom Quote
Open →
Open the portal →
PRINT & MAIL TOOLS
Same floor. The mail plan too.
Routes to a budget, the cheapest postage path, a CASS and NCOA list, a PDF that will not trip the press. That is the intelligence — human-approved, on this floor. Not a stock dashboard.
Postage Path Advisor
The cheapest eligible way to mail it.
39.2¢ Marketing Mail · saves $19,400 vs stamps
See the example →Postage Path Advisor
Cheapest eligible path
Marketing Mail presort (addressed list)
Per piece
39.2¢
Postage
$19,600
vs. stamps
saves $19,400
50,000 · 6 × 9 card · Trucked to the SCF
1
Marketing Mail presort
39.2¢
2
Presorted First-Class
64.9¢
3
First-Class, single piece
78¢
ROLL-FED SCALE
Paper by the roll. Volume by the millions.
This is not a broker's website. It is a working production system: massive rolls sheeted inline at the press, two Elk Grove Village facilities totaling 55,000 square feet, and three staffed shifts.
Actual JD Graphic paper warehouse · Elk Grove VillageRoll inventory · warehouse scale · nonstop production
4Mlb.
Paper stored on the floor
125tons
Paper moving each week
125M+
Mail pieces in a year
24hr.
Inkjet turnaround on targeted work
THE HORSEPOWER
Presses that earn their floor space.
Roll-to-sheet offset for cost and color. Digital inkjet for speed, personalization, and short runs. Full finishing and mail behind both.
View the full equipment list →
Offset platform
RMGT 920PF-8 + LED-UV
Eight-up, four-over-four perfecting with an inline Quantum roll sheeter.
One press · documented output
Around-the-clock production without treating quality like a luxury.
8
Color long perfector
13K
16-page signatures · hourly
150M
Impressions documented
35%
Paper-cost reduction
Digital inkjet
Two SCREEN Truepress platforms
Variable data, books, direct mail, and 24-hour targeted work.
The people behind the work
Experience keeps the work moving
Across pressroom, prepress, bindery, mail, and customer service, long-tenured employees carry knowledge from job to job.
SINCE 1963
Three generations.
Every dollar back into the floor.
The company's history is a sequence of deliberate production bets: from brokerage to web offset, from sheetfed automation to roll-fed inkjet, with finishing and direct mail brought under the same roof.
1963
A print brokerage becomes the starting point.
James A. DeBlasio Sr. and Maria open JD Graphic from an office on Chicago's historic Printer's Row.
1970s–76
Web-offset production moves into Elk Grove Village.
The business makes the leap from broker to manufacturer. In 1976, the company relocates to its current Elk Grove Village home.
By 2012
The first digital press launches a dedicated digital department.
Short-run work joins the established web-offset and sheetfed operation, giving customers a faster path for smaller, more targeted jobs.
By 2019
Sheetfed, web-offset, and digital operate as one mixed fleet.
JD grows into a full-service commercial printer with in-house finishing—the ability to route each job to the process that fits it best.
2019–20
RMGT 920PF-8 + LED-UV + inline roll-to-sheet feeder.
JD replaces an older web press with North America's first RMGT 9 Series configuration of its kind—combining roll economics with eight-color sheetfed quality.
2022
First SCREEN Truepress JET 520HD+ roll-fed inkjet press.
Targeted work begins moving from offset to production inkjet. Direct mail comes in-house, opening variable-data and short-run publishing markets.
2024
A second Truepress JET 520HD+ doubles inkjet capacity.
Jobs that once required seven days can turn in 24 hours. JD reports 110 million mail pieces produced in 2023 and expands further into books and publishing.
60+
Years in Print
3
Generations
2
Facilities
History verified against JD Graphic's company profile and published equipment announcements from RMGT/Graphco and SCREEN Americas.
PASSING GENERATIONS
Built by one generation. Carried by the next.
It began with relationships, grew into a true production floor, and continues through each generation of the family. Different decades. The same floor, family name, and accountability.
Watch the family story ↗
ThenNowTwo photographs · one family story
The press floor changes. The family keeps walking it forward.
Composited from authentic JD Graphic family and production photographs.
Family-owned · team-built
Long-tenured people. Shared standards.
The family name is on the building. The people who work here built the business.
Many employees have built careers here—learning the presses, protecting the color, solving problems before they reach the customer, and passing that knowledge to the next person.
PressroomPrepressBinderyMailCustomer service
GET A QUOTE
Tell us what you need. We'll tell you how to save.
Describe the job — specs, quantities, timeline. We'll come back with a quote and at least one idea to save you money.