The Basics of Screen Printing

Screen printing is the most effective visual marketing presentation in the textile industry today. A wide array of inks are available, including metallics, transparents, process, and puff plastisols.

Screens are exposed to a light sensitive process, then rinsed under high pressure to create a stencil. The screen (stencil) then allows ink to pass through the design onto the garment. The plastisol ink is then cured through a drying system to insure a permanent, durable graphic.

The Basics of Photo Imaging

Photo imaging is a state-of-the-art high-tech process. A high quality photo or computer generated image is created through industry-specific software. The graphic is printed onto a specially-formulated paper that adheres to a white garment when high-pressure heat is applied. The result is a highly detailed photo realistic graphic.

Screen Printing Colors

Important Notes: These color samples are meant as a reference only. Computer monitors vary greatly in the way colors are displayed.

PMS color matching is available at an additional charge.

Standard Plastisol Colors