Screen Printing
Screen printing is the technique of passing ink through a stencil so as to create a desired printed design. From a traditionally used process, screen printing has come a long way as sophisticated technology to print on advanced fabrics using modern ink with the help of a computer. The screen printing process is also known as Silkscreen printing. The required design is made into a meshed stencil onto which the dye is poured with the help of a blade that is moved across the screen to fill the opened mesh apertures with ink. Screen printing is a very versatile printing technique that uses different inks to work on a variety of materials such as plastic, glass, wood, metal, ceramic, textile, paper etc. The final product of the screen printing technique has a higher quality and produces vivid colours even on darker fabrics. The design can be produced multiple times since a single stencil can be reused again and again, making it very efficient for the bulk printing process. Since the paint lies in layers on the surface of the product, the tactile quality of the print is extremely pleasant. Technological advancements have led to the computerisation of the screen printing process and reduced the required time. Screen printing is one of the most affordable printing techniques available that suits large corporations and small enterprises alike. The outcome of the screen printing technique is not only visually pleasing but also long-lasting. Screen printing allows tremendous customisation options to personalise printing the way you want.
