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Screen Remeshing Service
Breathe new life into your frames with our professional Screen Remeshing service. Whether you’re dealing with torn mesh, lost tension, or upgrading for better performance — we’ll return your screens in top condition, ready to hit the press.
Our process includes full mesh removal, thorough frame cleaning, and precision-stretching using premium mesh options — including Saati Hi-R and Hi-Dro mesh. Each screen is tensioned accurately and bonded with industrial-grade adhesives for durability and consistent results.
Whether you’re chasing finer detail, faster ink flow, or repeatable quality across a fleet of screens, our remeshing service is built to meet those demands.
What’s included:
Complete mesh removal and frame prep
Re-stretching with Saati Hi-R or Hi-Dro mesh (custom counts available)
Tensioning to spec for stability and performance
Long-lasting industrial bonding
Perfect for:
Replacing worn or damaged mesh
Optimising for specific ink systems or detail levels
Maintaining consistency across large production runs
From single screens to full pallets, we treat every job with precision. If your mesh is holding you back, we’ll make sure your next setup is one you can count on.
Give us a call or send us an email and we can process your order.
Have more questions? No problem! lets have a chat.
Email: info@jonespt.com.au
Call: +613 9357 5767
Your frame stays. We rebuild the part that does the printing.
Drop off or send us your existing frames.
Frames are inspected before remeshing begins.
Old mesh is removed and the bonding area prepared.
Mesh type and count are matched to the job.
Mesh is tensioned and bonded to the prepared frame.
Tension is verified and the screen is ready to return.
Mesh count controls how much ink can pass through the screen and how much detail it can hold. Mesh colour also plays a role in how accurately the stencil exposes.
Common for general-purpose and coarser mesh counts. White threads allow more light scatter during exposure, so they're less suited to retaining extremely fine stencil detail.
Dyed yellow mesh absorbs more stray exposure light, helping reduce light scatter and produce sharper stencil definition. Especially useful as detail becomes finer.
Mesh count is only part of the decision. Thread construction and open area can change how the screen behaves on press.
High-modulus polyester mesh built around tension stability, stencil adhesion and repeatable screen performance.
Developed specifically to improve ink flow and coverage in water-based and discharge textile printing.
Know exactly what mesh you need? Great. Not sure? Give us enough information to help narrow it down.
Tell us how many frames you're sending. One screen or an entire batch is fine.
Outside frame dimensions help us identify the screen correctly.
Tell us the mesh count if you've already established your specification.
If you're unsure on mesh, tell us what you're printing, the ink system and the type of artwork.
A good frame doesn't need to be replaced just because the mesh has reached the end of its useful life.
Fresh mesh provides a cleaner foundation for consistent stencil and print performance.
Keep serviceable frames working instead of replacing the complete screen.
Deal with worn, damaged or unreliable mesh before it becomes a production problem.
Match fresh mesh to the deposit, detail and ink behaviour your print requires.
One screen or a full batch. Tell us what you've got and what you're printing. We'll help get the specification sorted.
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