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Usando Murakami Película

Plantillas de Película Gruesa de Murakami abren un gran rango de técnicas de impresión que pueden mejorar los gráficos de siempre y dar nuevas ofertas de impresión a sus clientes.  La Película Gruesa de Murakami tiene un rango de grosor de película de 100-1000 micras... Continue Reading

Mis pantallas no reclamarán fácilmente ¿Por qué?

My Screens Won’t Reclaim Easily, Why? First what do you clean your screens with? What does your screen cleaner have to do with screen reclaiming you may wonder? Well emulsions when underexposed are still sensitive to both light and solvent based chemistry which can... Continue Reading

Exposure Lamp Comparison

Exposure Systems Your exposure system determines your success screen printing. Case Study: I once owned the finest automatic presses available, had a state of the art computer graphic system, and a sales force that filled my shop with orders, but never understood why... Continue Reading

Imagen contra Exposición

Exposición de Pantalla contra Imagen Directa a la Pantalla:Completar la exposición de la pantalla contra la imagen directa en la pantalla nos da dos resultados muy diferentes durante la producción.  Empecemos por el principio para ver cómo es que esta diferencia es,... Continue Reading

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Basic Screen Room Training

This month’s newsletter gets back to the basics of screen making. Spring is the start of the busy season in screen printing with new companies opening their doors and new employees that need to know how to make a screen. Not just any scr...
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The Power of S Mesh

The Power of S Threads Today’s screen printing world is in the midst of major change. PVC and Pthalate free inks are being used more and more, but they print far differently than any ink you have used in the past. Plastisol will still ...
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Murakami Pre-stretched Screens

Screen mesh technology has come a long way from the 12xx multilament mesh days. For those too young to know what 12xx means; this was a typical mesh made of multiple ...
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