How to choose the BEST screen printing emulsion!
Screen Printing now Infrared Thermometer Laser IR Thermometer
Infrared Thermometer Laser Screen Printing - Worth The Money?
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Master Temperature Control with Infrared Temperature Guns
- Introduction: “Master temperature control with an infrared temp gun.”
- What is it?: “Non-contact thermometer for surface temps.”
- Common Mistakes: “Don’t use for curing ovens; measures surface only.”
- Proper Usage: “Use a donut probe for curing temps.”
- Applications:
- “Perfect for lycra and heat-sensitive fabrics.”
- “Check platen temps to avoid overheating.”
- “Optimize ink drying with flash cure checks.”
- “Ensure transfer press is at the right temp.”
- How to Use: “Point laser, pull trigger, read display.”
- Choosing the Right Gun: “Wide temp range (30-300°C), ±1°C accuracy, clear display, comfy grip.”
- Conclusion: “Essential tool for consistent, high-quality prints.”
Video | Stencil Thickness Gauge Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Stencil Thickness Gauge | Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Stencil Thickness Gauge | Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Use the Stencil Thickness Gauge in screen printing to control variables and achieve accurate EOM (Emulsion Over Mesh). Ideal usage is before and after coating your screen to ensure optimal EOM of 12-20%, preventing issues like ‘dirty’ outlines from low EOM or excessive ink from high EOM. Control your variables for better print quality.
Video | Pantone Lighting Indicator Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Pantone Lighting Indicator | Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Pantone Lighting Indicator | Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Ensure accurate color matching with the Pantone Lighting Indicator, which shows if light conditions are correct. This tool addresses common errors from improper lighting, reducing complaints about color accuracy in screen printing. Use it for Pantone color matching, checking colors, educating clients (by attaching it to garments), and ensuring proper lighting at your workplace.
Video | Water Based Transfer Screen Printed Screen Print Tutorial in 1 Minute
Water Based Transfer Screen Printed | Screen Print Tutorial in 1+ Minute
Water Based Transfer Screen Printed | Screen Print Tutorial in 1+ Minute
Water-based ink transfers offer elasticity and a dry hand feel, ideal for stretchable knits like Lycra and spandex, as well as T-shirts and product labels. Needed tools include PET transfer paper, vacuum press, special water-based inks, hot melt powder, transfer press, and a laser cutter. Use water-based transfers for product labels, performance wear, swimwear, hard-to-print items, and stock designs like numbers.
Screen Printing Scale Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Screen Printing Scale | Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Screen Printing Scale | Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Accurate color matching in screen printing requires quality tools and a ~100 USD scale, not a kitchen scale. Use the screen printing scale for preparing color formulas, weighing ink, tracking ink consumption, stock-taking, and adding the right amount of additives. Consistency and precision in these steps are crucial for achieving high-quality results.
Video | S-Mesh Versus T-Mesh Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Video | S-Mesh Versus T-Mesh | Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
S-Mesh Versus T-Mesh | Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
The S-Mesh is a top choice in high-end screen printing for its better opacity, reduced ink and emulsion use, softer feel, and finer detail capabilities. Ideal for water-based inks and delicate designs, it requires less squeegee pressure but needs careful handling compared to T-Mesh. Perfect for achieving high-quality results, especially with water-based inks.
Video | Water Based Ink on Automatic how to – Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Video Water Based Ink on Automatic how to – Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Water Based Ink on Automatic how to - Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Explore the basics of Screen Printing Water-Based Inks, understanding their types and uses. Learn the importance of TDS Info and avoid printing Binder on Opaque. Key uses: LAC for fine dots, Binder for light textiles, White for under base, and Clear for bright colors or wash-fastness. Questions? Let us know.
Video | Water Based Ink Explained in 1 Minute
Water Based Ink Explained | Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Water Based Ink explained | Screen Printing Tutorial in 1 Minute
Understanding the basics of Screen Printing Water-Based Inks involves recognizing the reasons behind the variety of these inks. Different types of water-based inks are designed to meet specific needs in screen printing, offering various effects and benefits for different applications.
Video | Screen Printing Foil – Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Video | Screen Printing Foil – Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Screen Printing Foil | Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Screen Printing Foil gives nice effects to the garments. I added some special effects to the screen printing process, which could give you some inspiration, on what you could do in your screen printing shop with these foil ideas.
Video | Coating a Screen Printing Mesh with Emulsion – Screen Printing in one Minute
Video | Coating a Screen Printing Mesh with Emulsion – Screen Printing in one Minute
Coating a Screen Printing Mesh with Emulsion - Screen Printing in one Minute
Master emulsion over mesh coating consistency with this easy tutorial using a VASTEX C-1000 semi-automatic coater. You’ll learn key tips for achieving uniform emulsion layers – essential for quality screen printing.
Video | Water Based Inks Additives – Screen Printing in 1 MinuteVideo
Water Based Inks additives - Screen Printing in 1 Minute
Sometimes we use additives in screen printing inks. This 1-minute video explains the most common ink additives and when to use them to enhance your prints.