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A glimpse of my Silkscreen printing works
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=choibounge/gbfpzbef
We used eco-friendly plastisol inks. First we apply ink to the screen, ensuring even coverage. Next is printing, Press the screen firmly onto the substrate, by using a polyurethane squeegee force the ink through the stencil onto the surface.
We pre-cure the print using heatgun, doing it color after color. Allow the ink to dry and cure, depending on the ink type, which may involve heat application. And lastly for the final curing we use heatpress machine for the precise and consistent curing of the ink, allowing for high-quality prints on a variety of substrates. Ensuring the print is durable and won't easily crack. As you can see the results are excellent and very smooth when touched.
A lot of important things we consider before prior to the printing process. Such as the mesh count, emulsion type, color separations, Ink selection and manymore.
I hope you liked my short clip and I will try to keep uploading and sharing more about my printing life. Thanks!
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By KuyaVinhttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=choibounge/gbfpzbef
We used eco-friendly plastisol inks. First we apply ink to the screen, ensuring even coverage. Next is printing, Press the screen firmly onto the substrate, by using a polyurethane squeegee force the ink through the stencil onto the surface.
We pre-cure the print using heatgun, doing it color after color. Allow the ink to dry and cure, depending on the ink type, which may involve heat application. And lastly for the final curing we use heatpress machine for the precise and consistent curing of the ink, allowing for high-quality prints on a variety of substrates. Ensuring the print is durable and won't easily crack. As you can see the results are excellent and very smooth when touched.
A lot of important things we consider before prior to the printing process. Such as the mesh count, emulsion type, color separations, Ink selection and manymore.
I hope you liked my short clip and I will try to keep uploading and sharing more about my printing life. Thanks!