How to Screen Print: Steps to Printing a Better White Plastisol Ink
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Screen printing white ink doesn't have to be so hard. If you follow these steps in this video you'll be printing white ink a whole lot easier.
Ryonet White is a specially formulated ink solely sold by our company. It's special formulation allows for a creamy easy to print texture but amazing coverage an opacity on the garment. It's an all around white that works as an under base, a highlight, and on 50/50 blends (Still use a Low bleed white to prevent dye migration however). Since SGIA 06' when we introduced it, printers have been raving about it all over the country. At this price for this good of ink, it's virtually a screen printers dream come true.
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Search "smiling jack squeegee" the first three videos will be for the blades.
What durometer is the squeegee? I’m trying to pull with 70 and it’s super hard on my wrists. Should I drop down to 60?
Good morning @johnl805 ! Happy Friday. This video is rather old, but my gut says it most likely was a 70 durometer. Pulling a squeegee puts more strain on your wrists. No question. If it doesn't feel right, you may need to trying a push stroke or switching to an EZ-Grip squeegee. Here's a couple videos that show off the differences between push and pull, plus the EZ-Grip.
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Also keep in mind everybody is built differently. Not everyone is the same height. If you feel like it's hard to accomplish a print stroke because of where you stand in relation to the press, you may need to try standing on something to change that vantage point. imagine standing on a small platform for instance.
Hope that helps! Happy Printing!
What’s the flash time for white ink
What's up, Lyle? Lots of variables on this one. More than time it will revolve around the temp that you need. every white will have a slightly different flash temp. So, that's where i would start if i was looking for an exact.
I'm personally going to flash my white until it's slightly tacky, but not coming off onto my finger when i check it. Hope that helps. Happy printing!