Damaging screens during screenmaking is a problem that can be avoided and corrected by training the screenmakers properly and providing them with necessary instrumentation and equipment.
The pointers presented here address the relationship between image and screen size, as well as how image position on screens can affect the quality of finished graphics.
Roberts recalls his visit to a screen-printing shop far north of the Arctic Circle, where the staff scurries about in a mad rush to get jobs printed in time for delivery to its young and eager customers.
Part one of this article will identify critical elements of the screenmaking process and learn how to rein them in for enhanced efficiency and print accuracy.
