Screen Printing Techniques

Screen printing is a type of perforated printing technology, by transferring the pattern to the substrate, resulting in the same as the original text.
One of the most famous and easiest ways to print patterns on products like T-shirts, jackets, hoodies, and more. Due to its fabric-friendly nature, it can print solid color patterns on almost any fabric, regardless of its blending or processing.

Water-based screen printing ink is an environmentally friendly ink that is more durable, softer and more delicate to the touch than plastisol ink
This screen printing method is mainly used for white and light-colored clothing. It is most suitable for light colored fabrics, such as white, beige light gray and so on.

Also known as flocking, is a printing method in which dyes, tiny fiber particles and adhesives are added to the fabric of T-shirts or printed products.
Through this process, patterns with three-dimensional and soft touch can be formed on various substrates. Adding a flocking touch to your custom screen print design can make the design stand out and appeal to your customers quickly.

It is a printing method that uses microsphere foam ink to form raised images on paper or other substrates through screen printing technology. Foam printing can produce distinctive and visually appealing designs. It enables unique and compelling 3D effects in any design.

In this method of screen printing, the crackle ink solidifies and dries, resulting in a unique ridge and groove appearance that is very beautiful with clothing. The crack appearance can bring a unique crack pattern effect.

Discharge ink is essentially a water-based solution specifically designed to inactivate dyes on natural textiles. This technology can fade fabric dyes and create a soft distressed effect, creating a beautiful print that is both stylish and comfortable.

The process uses a special luminous ink; The glow-in-the-dark printing process uses specialized neon inks. This ink can highlight the image and produce better results on darker textured fabrics. These methods are used to create quirky and charming visuals that highlight fashion.

3D screen printing involves using ink to create a raised 3D effect on the printed surface of any garment product. The sharp edges of this method make it different from foam printing. It uses a special type of printing ink that is thick and highly viscous and prints on each surface layer, adding texture and depth to the final design. T-shirts, hoodies, role-playing suits, jackets, sweatshirts, hats, are typical applications where high density (3D) screen printing works well.