Screen printing is a commercial and industrial printing technique involving the passage of a printing medium, such as ink, through a taut fabric to which a refined form of stencil has been applied. The stencil openings determine the form and dimensions of the imprint thus produced. The overspread uses silk or other fabric stretched tightly over a frame. The images are created by blocking parts of the screen with stencils created by hand-drawn or photographic techniques. The ink is forced through the open areas of the screen onto paper or fabric. The products produced in the printing process are ensured to withstand years of harsh weather conditions and still look good without color fading.

For company t-shirt screen printing, upon receiving your artwork, color separation comes first and placed on the film positives. Each film is then transferred onto one screen. A screen made from polyester fabric is stretched over a wood or aluminum frame. The company t-shirt screen printing fabric is coated with a light-sensitive emulsions, and then exposed to light with the film positive so that image is reproduced on the screen. Company t-shirt screen printing matches garment style and color is essential to fit the design and budget that you have. Each screen is then registered to combine into one final print. Garment loading and printing is next after the approval of the color and quality.

The 6 color, 8 stations automatic press is extensively used for company t-shirt screen printing which is probably the least expensive upper end-presses. This company t-shirt screen printing press is designed for small automatic press printing shop with the need to increase its production speed and improve the printing consistency from shirt to shirt but only on a small budget. The company t-shirt screen printing press simplicity is the main feature if this automatic printing presses. This equipment was designed to be simple to operate and not devastating to a first-time automatic operator. The company t-shirt screen printing screen holder is fixed in the front and adjustable at the rear accommodating screens ranging from a manual 18” x 21” up to a 25” x 36” automatic screen. Front screen holder is equipped with a micro-registration system. Squeegee unit can be adjusted in the front or rear to print up to an 18” stroke.

Company t-shirt screen printing equipment includes a two-tier manual printing press, electric infrared dryers, quartz flash cure units, numerous automatic printing press, gas dryers, infrared flash cure units, automatic takeoff equipment, and ancillary equipment such as silk screen registration systems, ink mixers, textile silk screen coaters, silk screen stretchers, adhesive applicators, and cool down units.