1946 Press Room

62 years ago, two brothers, Bill and Guido Rocco of Paterson, New Jersey, converted the basement of their home into a small printing shop. Working effortlessly and against such obstacles as the depression and then World War II, they set out to establish the name of Rocco, synonymous with the finest in the highly competitive field of commercial printing.

From its humble beginnings, Rocco Press grew rapidly and in 1946 moved to a building located on Totowa Avenue. Newer equipment was purchased and a "Total Service" printing plant had its beginning. In 1960 Bill's son, Louis, joined the firm, served his printing apprenticeship, and then became active in the management of the plant.

A rapid growth of new business was realized, and the need for more flexibility and speed in production had to be acquired. This situation along with new and improved methods in printing technology prompted the move to our present plant site at 171 Walnut Street Paterson.

Louis Q. Rocco and Louis Q. Rocco II

On January 1, 2000 Louis Q. Rocco II (Louis Rocco Sr.'s son) became the new CEO and general manager of the firm. His first decision was to install a 4 color heidelberg press to keep Rocco Press updated for producing one to four color printing.

Our specialty is quick, high quality, economical one to full color printing. All of our work is run on one of our 14 x 20 to 28 x 40 heidelberg presses. Our pre-press department is equipped with the latest scanning and imaging equipment to meet all of your needs.

We print product sheets, brochures, postcards, posters, stationery, booklets, computer forms and more. All from one to four colors.

At Rocco Press, we serve our many customers by producing a product that we both can be proud of . . . at competitive prices.