The ASI Show and ST Media Group International (parent company of Screen Printing magazine) have announced an agreement to cooperate on the launch of a new...
Polyester screen fabrics are one of the most expensive supply items in screenmaking. Besides being costly, they are also delicate and easy to damage. Careless handling,...
Ghost haze is a problem you can conquer when you arm yourself with the proper tools and techniques. However, at times it seems as if there’s...
Squeegee sharpeners recondition production-worn squeegee blades and make these critical, but often overlooked, tools ready to return to press. Dull edges, nicks, and uneven profiles are...
Doming is a finishing process that not only enhances the appearance of printed items by producing a three-dimensional look, but it also makes them more durable....
Avery Dennison (www.averydennison.com) recently announced the addition of Conform Black Chrome to its line of Conform Chrome Accent film. The new film joins Conform Chrome Silver,...
Metallic screen-printing inks are typically formulated using two components: metallic pigment and varnish. They are either sold as separate components or as ready-mixed, one-part products. Pigments...
Most film laminators (Figure 1) are so similar in purpose that choosing from the many options and models can be tough. Your best bet is to...
Static is the excess or deficit of electrons on a material. Static in screen printing is most often caused by friction, separation, heat change, and improper...
Dot gain is a challenge for garment screen printers, whether the job involves four-color process, simulated process, or index separations. Decorating textiles means working with surfaces...