Screen printing is a common printing technique that uses a mesh-like screen to transfer ink to a substrate to form patterns or text. Screen printing can be divided into many categories based on different applications and needs.
1,Flat Screen Printing: This is the most common type of screen printing and is suitable for flat substrates. Flat screen printing is widely used to produce posters, stickers, labels, T-shirts and other products.
2,Rotary Screen Printing: Rotary screen printing is a method of printing on cylindrical or conical substrates. It is often used to print cylindrical objects such as cups, pipes, bottles, etc.
3,3D screen printing: This printing technology is suitable for substrates with uneven surfaces. By using a special screen and adjusting the printing pressure, patterns can be printed on irregular surfaces.
4,Mesh Modulation Printing: This is a method of printing using meshes of different sizes to produce different shades of patterns. This method is often used to create transitional color or gradient effect prints.
5,Multi-color printing: Multi-color screen printing is a technique that uses multiple screens to print different colors at the same time. It can achieve highly complex and colorful patterns and is often used for printing albums, artworks, etc.
6,Water-based screen printing: Screen printing using water-based ink. This printing method is relatively environmentally friendly and is suitable for some water-absorbent substrates such as paper and textiles.
7,UV screen printing: This printing method uses ultraviolet (UV) cured inks. UV screen printing has the advantages of rapid drying, bright colors, wear resistance and weather resistance, and is suitable for some prints that require high quality.
8,Thermal transfer screen printing: This is a printing method that combines screen printing and thermal transfer technology and is often used to print T-shirts, sportswear and other textiles.
