Screen Printing
Water Based Screen Printing
Water based screen printing is a diverse printing solution used for different types of fabrics. The process includes the soaking of the ink into the fibers allowing the dye of various kinds to produce different breathtaking designs.
PLASTISOL SCREEN PRINTING
Plastisol screen printing is one of most reliable screen printing methods. The process consists of ink sitting right on top of the surface of the fabric. It provides unique finish allowing various types of design modifications according to needs.
HYBRID SCREEN PRINTING
Hybrid screen printing involves a combination of water-based discharged inks along with Plastisol inks within same design. Firstly, ink is applied to eliminate the color from the apparel, and required designs are made with different Plastisol inks.
DISCHARGE SCREEN PRINTING
Water based discharged printing involves an additive similar to bleach that reacts with fabric during heating process. Final result provides aesthetic graphical prints on surface of fabric.
METALLIC SCREEN PRINTING
Metallic screen printing is diverse printing application that involves micro flakes of metal incorporated with Plastisol inks. Metallic inks are applied as an accent to each design .
GLOW IN DARK SCREEN PRINTING
Specialized plastisol inks are used to develop unique glow-in-the-dark designs on different products. Different shades of greenish colors are used in this process.
PUFF SCREEN PRINTING
Puff is a plastisol ink that has a puff additive which makes ink rise up on shirt with foamy, puffy feel when heat cured. Thats fantastic way to produce an eye-catching 3D texture, it is used as accent to t-shirt design.
FOILS SCREEN PRINTING
Foils are a cool fabric decorating method growing in popularity. The appeal of foil is that it is highly reflective which can really make your designs pop! Foil should be used creatively but also conservatively considering how much they bling.
ATHLETIC SCREEN PRINTING
The process of imprinting synthetic or athletic fabrics with plastisol inks. This type of printing is best for fabrics like Lycra, Nylon, Polyester and Spandex; we use our specific formulas which produce imprints that endure the high elasticity.