FP&P 6.0 custom book cover

Thank Your Partners
in a Unique Way.

Utilize FTA’s Most-Sought-After Resources to
Promote Your Company.

FTA offers custom-branded copies of its best-selling publications—Flexographic Image Reproduction Specifications & Tolerances (FIRST) and Flexography: Principles & Practices—personalized with your company logo placed prominently on the cover. Distribute these branded corporate gifts as a gesture of appreciation and goodwill to your business partners.

With Custom-Branded Copies of FTA’s Books, You Can:

Give a special gift to customers, prospects, partners and employees.

Keep your company top of mind.

Provide a helpful resource your company’s key talent can utilize.

Distinguish your company from competition, creatively and memorably.

Save up to 24 percent off retail price.

  • Give a special gift to customers, prospects, partners and employees.
  • Keep your company top of mind.
  • Provide a helpful resource your company’s key talent can utilize.
  • Distinguish your company from competition, creatively and memorably.
  • Save up to 24 percent off retail price.

Custom-Branded Book Pricing

(standard shipping rates apply)

FIRST 7.0

FIRST 7.0 book cover

25+ Copies

$105 per copy for FTA members
$210 per copy for non-members

51+ Copies

$95 per copy for FTA members
$190 per copy for non-members

FP&P 6.0

Flexography: Principles & Practices 6.0 book cover

25+ Copies

$110 per copy for FTA members
$221 per copy for non-members

51+ Copies

$99 per copy for FTA members
$198 per copy for non-members

Order Custom-Branded Books

Contact FTA Manager of Training Services Kenny Tucker.

Place Your Order →

Note: All custom-branded books include information on FTA membership.

4th OF JULY SALE

Only $250 per person

FIRST LEVEL 1 CERTIFICATION

June 28th - July 4th, 2026
Register by July 4 to lock in this special rate.

Early Bird Pricing Ends August 14

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