One Hit White Screen Printing | No Flash Needed
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- In this video One Hit Screen Printing | No Flash Needed is an experiment on using white plastisol ink on hoodies without using a flash. It was a silkscreen success.
Screen printing is the process of pressing ink through a stencilled mesh screen to create a printed design. It’s a popular technique used in a whole range of different industries, so even if you've never heard of the term before today, it’s likely that you’ve worn or used a screen-printed product at some point without even realising. The process is sometimes called serigraphy or silk screen printing, but all of these names refer to the same basic method.
Screen printing is an effective technique for creating bold canvases, posters and artwork, but the method can also be used to print fabrics and textiles, so it's great for creating all sorts of custom clothing and products. In this channel, we'll cover all of your questions about silk screen printing, including:
What is screen printing?
Why is screen printing used?
The screen printing process step-by-step
A guide to screen printing equipment
Will screen printing wash out?
What’s the difference between digital printing and screen printing?
What's the difference between heat transfer printing and screen printing?
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This was amazing! I’m trying to master white ink and this helps a lot! You’re the man!
Hi and greets from Gremany / Berlin! I do always add a bit of puff additive to the plastisol ink I use for the print on hoodys and other sweaters. cos you can use a finer screen for small details of a design. And you also only have to do the one push or pull with you squeegee!
Another great video!
"1 hit white" then proceeds to triple hit it...
The idea of saying one hit means before flashing
@@adriantrejo6696 one hit is one stroke is one print. one stop at a station is one thing. but saying 1 hit and stroking 3 times....nah that's not it.
Wrong, ink always stays in the mesh do you have to make sure it clears, as I said it’s still considered a 1 hit because he flooded it once. And as I said he didn’t flash it so yes it’s a one hit white.
Nice print
You do your own graphic designing? Thats what i needa learn
❤ fantastic thanks for your details information information
Great video my man🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great vid. What type of ink is it ?
John I didn’t hear you say what white ink that was???
What white ink?
Nice videos… what printer you have
My printer is old a HP1400
can you tell me what's the name of this software
How can I get that registration template from you ?
Are you having dye migration issues with your white inks ?
Hi John, This Zell R. from Detroit. Can you do a video on screen printing on a fleece blanket?
I printed fleece blankets about a month ago. Looked great. Printed like fleece hoodies. I used Union ink maxopake orange and lemon to match PMS 012. One good hard pass to get down into the fleece flash and two light passes to make it bright. You can pre flash it if you are worried about movement or shrinkage sometimes helps.
where in Detroit? I am working in St. Clair Shores.
What mesh was this done on ?
I think he said 80
you printed it three times. not one. wtf? its not a one hit white
"1 hit.." is merely a click bait.. lol.