The most widely-used after print effect is foiling. Flash cure the print. It is imperative to print this gel on top of a flashed color; this will make it easier to print.

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Printing Techniques with Gray The second print will be a low-bleed white. Screen Printing: Which White Is Right?

Creating a smooth print Thinner layers make the print much softer. Screen Printing: Which White Is Right?

Prints Consult PIB for print base Consult PIB for print base

We develop 2D and 3D renderings that give you a more tangible idea of what your final product will look like. We’ll then create polymer samples or in some cases, 3D printed parts, and make necessary adjustments to ensure your part achieves the results you expected.

Print Speed: Fast Print Speed: Medium to medium-fast Print Speed: Medium to medium-fast

Screen Printing Inks Edgetek™ 3D/LDS Solutions Printing and Marking Inks

This step is done in the first station prior to printing. Place Epic Finesse, Soft Hand Clear or base into the screen and print using moderate squeegee pressure. Screen Printing Color Mixing Systems: Wilflex™

Homepage // News Center // New Textile Printing Inks Collaboration Announced Between PolyOne Wilflex and Ryonet Vancouver, WA-based Ryonet was founded by Ryan Moor in 2004, and has established itself as an authority and trailblazer in the screen-printing industry. This new collaboration with PolyOne will allow us to serve the textile printing market with industry-leading inks.”