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How to Standardise Mesh Count in Your Screen Printing Shop

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Start at 77T. Move Down for Deposit. Move Up for Detail. Screen printers spend a lot of time removing variables from production. We standardise inks, exposure settings, squeegee pressure, dryer temperatures and artwork requirements because consistency makes a print shop easier to run. Mesh selection should be treated the same way. Many shops build up […]

5 Benefits of UPLC FlexiCure During Winter

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Winter Exposes Weak Ink Systems Winter production is rarely simple. As the weather cools down, screen printers generally start seeing more hoodies, fleece garments, cotton/poly blends, polyester-rich fabrics, workwear, heavier apparel, and darker garments. These are the products customers want during colder months, but they are also the garments that often demand more control from […]

You’re not using too much chemical… you’re using it wrong.

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As work starts to ramp up—especially heading into heavier garment runs—most screen printers notice the same thing. Chemicals start disappearing faster than expected. Screenwash gets chewed through.Dip tanks lose strength quicker.Haze remover gets used more often than it should. The natural reaction is:👉 “we need more product” But in most cases, that’s not the issue. […]

Polyester dyes: what you’re actually printing on

Colorful dye vats at Jones Brothers Printechnology for textile printing.

To really understand dye migration, you have to stop thinking about the garment as just “polyester” and start thinking about what’s inside the fibre. Because you’re not printing onto polyester. 👉 You’re printing onto polyester that’s been dyed using disperse dye systems And that dye system is what determines whether a garment behaves… or causes […]

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