Printing screen production process

With  the help of screen and squeegee, the design is transferred to the substrate by silk screen printing. The ink passes through the steel mesh and the mesh  screen, and enters the fabric from the tiny space of the mesh screen.  As the ink penetrates the fabric through the mesh screen, the design is  transferred to the fabric below. This technology is used in many industries and  is popular in printing on shirts, clothing, posters and banners. It is also  used for canvas painting in artwork. Nowadays, special inks can be screen printed on different hard materials (such as metal, wood or ceramics). The design  on the template can be used for transfer again and again, which makes it ideal  for batch printing. The screen used for printing has the number of grids, and  it is important to select the type of screen with the correct number of grids  for the printing process.
 The  number of grids is the number of fibers in one square foot. Fiber screens of  different meshes are available. The 110-160 mesh screen is mostly used for screen  printing. The low grid count has large openings and is suitable for a wider  range of designs. For fine lines and delicate designs, small mesh screens are  ideal. The mesh has tightly placed small holes through which ink is transferred  to the fabric. You can choose screens with different grid numbers. A guide is  included with the screen to help customers understand the purpose of this  screen. The printed grid is distributed on a frame, and it must be under  tension to work properly.