Screen Printing

Screenprinting is a multistage Process:-

• 1. Process your Artwork, Logos and Designs
• 2. Prepare the Films
• 3. Create the Mesh Screens
• 4. Mix the Inks to required Colours or Pantones
• 5. Setup the Screens to the Automatic Machines
• 6. Application process to apply Inks onto the Garments
• 7. Drying process for Durability of Print

Garment Screenprint is a process of using a mesh based stencil to apply ink onto fabric.eg t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, polos, cotton bags, aprons etc.
Several different colour screens are connected onto the automatic machine to produce the multi-coloured image or design.
Ink is forced through the mesh openings by the squeegee and onto the garment during the squeegee stroke.
As the squeegee rebounds away from the fabric the ink image remains on the garment.
The ink is then dried by passing the garments through a specialist drying machine.

QUALITY /FINISH

We can use Screenprinting when printing onto light and dark coloured fabrics. When printing onto dark we always use an extra white layer. We make an extra screen to enhance the quality of the finished print.

Standard prints are upto 35cm x 40 cm (slightly bigger than A3) however we can print as large as A2.

BENEFITS OF SCREENPRINTING

• 1. Highly Durable
• 2. Great Economy of Scale, the More you print the Cheaper the Price
• 3. Pantone Matching
• 4. No Minimum or Maximum Order
• 5. Perfect for large quantity T-shirt runs, Workwear, Promotional Clothing, Events, Festivals, Freebies, Fashion etc