Screen Printing

Screen printing is a versatile and time-tested printing method that involves transferring ink onto surfaces using a mesh screen. The process begins with the creation of a stencil, or design template, on a fine mesh screen stretched tightly over a frame. This stencil is made by applying a light-sensitive emulsion to the screen and exposing it to light, leaving the desired design open for ink to pass through. Once the screen is prepared, it is mounted on a printing press, and ink is applied on top of the screen. A tool called a squeegee is then used to spread the ink evenly over the stencil, transferring the design onto the chosen material.

This method is widely used in the production of custom T-shirts, posters, signage, and promotional items. The durability of screen printing makes it a preferred choice for items that require long-lasting, vibrant designs. Additionally, screen printing allows for the application of multiple colors through a layering process, enabling intricate and colorful designs to come to life. Whether for small-scale artistic projects or large-scale commercial production, screen printing remains a popular and effective technique for creating high-quality prints on a wide range of surfaces.