What is silk screen printing and what is silk screen printing?

Silk screen isSilk screen printing。It refers to the use of screen as the plate base, and through the photosensitive plate making method, the screen printing plate with ** is made. Screen printing consists of five elements: screen printing plate, squeegee, ink, printing table and substrate.

Using the basic principle that some of the mesh of the screen printing plate can pass through the ink, and the non-**part of the mesh can not pass through the ink. When printing, ink is poured at one end of the screen printing plate, and a certain pressure is applied to the ink part on the screen printing plate with a squeegee.

At the same time, it moves at a uniform speed towards the other end of the screen printing plate, and the ink is squeezed onto the substrate by the scraper from the mesh of the ** part during the movement.

Transcription printing, the simplest form of stencil printing, began in the late 19th century. This printing is done on specially made wax paper, passed through a typewriter.

Or the iron pen is made of wax paper ** plate, and the ink roller is used to print on the wax paper plate, and the ideal printing effect can be obtained on the substrate.

In stencil printing, the most widely used is screen printing. Screen printing is to stretch silk fabrics, synthetic fiber fabrics or metal wire mesh on the screen frame, and use the method of hand-engraved paint film or photochemical plate making to make screen printing plates.

Modern screen printing technology is to use photosensitive materials to make screen printing plates through photographic plate making methods (so that the screen holes in the first part of the screen printing plate are through holes.

The screen holes of the non-** part are blocked) oil paintings, prints, posters, business cards, binding covers, commodity packaging, commodity signs, printing and dyeing textiles, glass and metal and other plane carriers.

Silk screen printing first originated in China and has a history of more than 2,000 years. As early as the Qin and Han dynasties in ancient China.

And then there was the clamp.

Printing method. By the Eastern Han Dynasty, the method of batik was already popular, and the level of printed products had also improved.

During the great cause of the Sui Dynasty, people began to print with frames with silk mesh, so that the clamping printing process developed into screen printing. According to historical records, the exquisite costumes worn in the court during the Tang Dynasty were printed in this way.

By the Song Dynasty, screen printing had developed again, and the original use of oil-based paints was improved, and began to be used in dyes.

Starch glue powder is added to make it a slurry for screen printing, making the color of the screen printing product more gorgeous.

Screen printing.

It is a major invention of China. The American "Screen Printing" magazine has such a comment on China's screen printing technology:"There is evidence that the Chinese used horsehair and templates two thousand years ago.

The costumes of the early Ming Dynasty are a testament to their competitive spirit and processing techniques. "The invention of screen printing has promoted the development of human material civilization in the world. Today, 2,000 years later, screen printing technology has continued to develop and has become an indispensable part of human life.

Silk screen printing is a printing process, also known as screen printing. It uses a mesh of silk or polyester fibers to make a printing template, and then repents by applying ink or pigment to the template, and then pressurizing the pigment onto the printed material to achieve printing. Silk screen printing is usually used to print logos, trademarks, advertisements, posters, souvenirs, clothing, etc.

Silk screen printing has the advantages of high printing accuracy, bright color and strong durability, and has been widely used in many fields.

Silk screen printing (screen printing) is a type of printing.

It belongs to stencil printing.

with lithographic printing.

Letterpress printing. Gravure printing is also known as the four major printing methods.

The difference between them is mainly the printing plate.

The printing plate of screen printing is mesh-shaped, and the screen hole of the first part of the printing plate is a through hole, and the screen hole of the non-first part is blocked by the photosensitive adhesive to form a non-through hole, and the ink is missing from the through hole part of the plate under the extrusion of the scraping ink plate during printing.

Silk screen printing is a way in printing, which is printed with a silk screen, which has holes. The size of the hole is divided into mesh. For example, luminous inks are screen-printed. There are many inks that can be silkscreened.

There is no difference. Silk screen printing is also known as screen printing, and it is sometimes referred to simply as screen printing. Therefore, there is no difference between screen printing and screen printing, but two different names for screen printing.

The process of silk screen printing:

Silk screen printing is the abbreviation of screen printing line ridge. Screen printing is to stretch the silk fabric, synthetic fiber fabric or metal wire mesh on the screen frame, and use the method of hand-engraved paint film or photochemical plate making to make the screen ridge side printing plate. Modern screen printing technology uses photosensitive materials to make screen printing plates through photographic plate making.

In terms of environmental protection, silk screen printing is a polluting process.

First of all, the plate-making process produces a developer, the ink used produces an ink barrel, and the cleaning process produces cleaning wastewater or waste rags.

The characteristics of screen printing are as follows:

There are many types of inks that can be used for screen printing. That is, oil-based, water-based, synthetic resin emulsion type, powder and other types of inks. The layout is soft.

The screen printing layout is soft and elastic, not only suitable for printing on soft items such as paper and cloth, but also suitable for printing on hard items, such as glass, ceramics, etc.

Screen printing has a low imprint power. Since the pressure used in printing is low, it is also suitable for printing on fragile objects. <>