MTA Distributors
Product Catalogue
This 8.5″ x 11″ spring catalog self-mailer was printed full color on 80 lb gloss text and mailed as a flat.
MTA Distributors uses the piece to reach rental companies across the United States with Honda equipment, including air tools, compressors, generators, and engines.
Catalog mailers like this need to balance product presentation, paper choice, and postage efficiency. Phillips Printing helps teams choose practical specs for printed catalogs that need to look sharp, hold up in the mail, and stay cost-conscious at scale.
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