History

Oregon Web Press has continued to serve the northwest for over 25 years.

1985	Hugh Crowe, owner of The Real Estate Press, decides to team up with Randy Leopard and Corvallis Web Press is born.
1996	Corvallis Web Press having become a regional printing company, changes its name to Western Oregon Web Press.
2000	To locate closer to the I-5 corridor the company moves from Corvallis to its current facility on 29th Avenue SW in Albany, Oregon.
2001	To accommodate growth the company expands the Albany facility to 15,000 square feet.
2004	Company adds UV ink capabilities becoming a leader in the Northwest with this new technology.
2008	Hugh Crowe’s son, Steve Crowe, takes over the duties of company president. Company purchases 2 Kodak Trendsetter plate processors going to a fully digital front end. The company joins the NAPL and begins participating in national industry events.
2009	Western Oregon Web Press purchases a 4 unit Hantcho heatset press allowing a higher quality print on glossy paper stocks. Company expands its graphic department upgrading computers, networking and software.
2010	Now a national printer with monthly customers from Seattle to the Bay Area the company drops Western from its name becomes Oregon Web Press. Company hires a graphic designer and adds design services to support customers high end design needs. Oregon Web Press re-brands with new logo and adds the make an impression tag line. Press department adds 4 Color King Press units to increase capacity to 3 webs, 24 pages of full color in one signature. Oregon Web Press joins the Northwest PPI Association.