ePAC gets $6M to make printing easier for tech companies

ePAC Technologies, a company that manages digital printing for large technology companies, has raised $6 million in debt funding. Existing investors Investor Growth Capital, HarbourVest Partners and Menlo Ventures participated in the round. The San Leandro, Calif.-based company provides its corporate customers with real-time access to documents through a digital archive, along with low-cost print and delivery of company materials.

ePAC plans to use the funding for its new book printing facility in Fairfield, Ohio, which is scheduled to open in August.

Founded in 1998, ePAC previously raised more than $60 million in funding. Competitors include Massachusetts-based HubCast, another commercial printing company that saves customers shipping costs by printing orders close to the final destination. Both ePAC and HubCast claim to save customers time and money relative to traditional printers.

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