BMC (Thailand) Company Limited provides printing, copying, scanning, set preparation, and binding for schools, universities, colleges, training institutions, lecturers, researchers, and administrative teams. Both color and black-and-white production can be prepared according to each job’s requirements.
The service supports teaching materials, manuals, worksheets, research reports, theses, meeting documents, activity materials, and building drawings. Customers can specify paper size, page count, number of sets, color or black-and-white format, document order, and binding according to the intended use.
For jobs covering several courses, classes, or departments, files should be separated into clear folders with a file list identifying the course name, class group, version, and required copy quantity before production begins.
These services cover printing and document preparation for teaching, research, administration, meetings, activities, and facilities management.
The job scope should be based on the latest file, number of users, required quantities, deadline, binding requirements, and the institution’s information-access conditions.
We can support multiple document types. The production format depends on the files, size, number of sets, materials, and selected binding method.
Color or black-and-white printing can be selected according to content, budget, and purpose. Text, tables, images, and page numbering should be checked before production.
Copies can be produced for additional sets, while documents can be scanned for archiving or distribution. The customer should have the right to use the content and comply with applicable copyright requirements.
We support building drawings, engineering drawings, and technical documents for renovation, teaching, and archiving. Paper size, scale, and Revision should be identified clearly.
Documents can be sorted according to a table of contents and separated by course, classroom, faculty, or responsible team to make counting and distribution easier.
Binding formats can be selected according to page count, reading format, and institutional requirements, including manuals, training materials, research reports, and theses.
Course materials, manuals, worksheets, and activity sets can be prepared and separated by course, grade level, classroom, or instructor.
Examination papers, answer sheets, and control documents can be prepared in specified quantities. The responsible party should define file-transfer methods, counting procedures, and information-access conditions appropriately.
We support research reports, theses, independent studies, academic posters, and presentation materials. Format requirements should be checked with the relevant faculty or graduate school before production.
Schedules, manuals, supporting materials, evaluation forms, and promotional materials can be prepared and separated by participant group or activity.
Reports, quality-assurance documents, forms, drawings, and project-document sets can be prepared for review, implementation, inspection, and archiving.
To help our team review the files and plan production according to the actual requirements, prepare the following information:
For jobs covering several courses, classrooms, or production formats, include a summary table showing the file name, page count, copy quantity, and production details for each set.
Confirm that the files are current and that the course name, semester, academic year, and version are correct. Remove draft or duplicate files from the production set.
Review text, tables, equations, images, page numbering, margins, headers, and footers, especially after file conversion or when switching to black-and-white printing.
Use a table of contents or item list to verify page counts, categories, and copy quantities for each group.
The customer should confirm reproduction rights and identify examination materials, student information, research data, or internal documents that require controlled access before submitting files.
Educational documents may cover multiple courses, user groups, and semester revisions. Clear file naming, version control, and set quantities make production and distribution easier.
Our team can review production-related details such as file opening, page size, page count, basic display, color or black-and-white format, set order, and binding.
However, the lecturer, researcher, or institutional representative should confirm the accuracy of the content, answers, academic information, citation format, version, number of sets, and reproduction rights before production begins.
The printing team’s file review is not an academic certification or confirmation that the document complies with institutional regulations.
View BMC Company Profile →We support course materials, manuals, worksheets, training documents, research reports, theses, meeting materials, drawings, and activity materials, subject to the requirements of each job.
Yes. Color and black-and-white pages can be separated according to the specified list. Clearly identify page numbers, file names, or page ranges that should be printed in color before production.
Yes. Several binding formats are available. Customers should check institutional requirements for paper size, cover format, spine text, and number of copies before production is confirmed.
Send the job details for individual evaluation and clearly define the coordinator, file-transfer method, counting process, and access conditions before the job is confirmed.
Yes. Large-format drawing printing and scanning can be evaluated in several sizes. Specify the paper size, scale, color or black-and-white format, number of sets, folding method, and Revision before production.
Jobs can be submitted for evaluation. Production time depends on page count, number of sets, job format, post-printing requirements, and the production queue.
Yes. Service areas, timing, and delivery charges depend on the destination, document volume, distance, and conditions of each job.
Our team can review printing and basic display details, but the lecturer, researcher, or responsible institution must confirm the content, academic information, version, and required format before production.
Send the files together with the institution, faculty, department, or course name; document type; paper size; page count; number of sets; color or black-and-white format; sorting, set separation, binding requirements; and required collection date so the BMC team can review the details and provide an initial evaluation.
For multi-course, high-volume, or deadline-sensitive jobs, include the table of contents and a production summary in advance to help plan the production queue and document counting before confirmation.
Send job details for advice and printing evaluation.