Screen Printing

PolyOne Wilflex provides a full range of plastisol screen printing inks for the sports and fitness industry. The most recent addition to the Wilflex non-phthalate portfolio, Epic Top Score addresses many of today’s substrate and printing requirements by offering an opaque, low bleed, low cure system to print on synthetic …

Dave Renton has a name for spotting ‘green’ products that will help and support the screen printing industry. The eco-friendly products from Kor-Chem fit perfectly into that remit and the success of these products has meant rapid expansion for Dave. Kor-Chem,  based in Atlanta Georgia, specialises in time-saving, eco-friendly consumables …

Lancashire-based Dalesway Print Technology celebrates 20 years of supplying some of the very best brands of equipment across several industry sectors: hot foil printing, pad printing and screen printing. The start of 2015 saw the launch of the company’s online shop featuring top quality European manufactured emulsions and supplies by …

Pyramid Screen Products and Pyramid Textile Group prides itself in offering the total one-stop-shop option for anyone who wants to screen print and cater for every individual screen printers needs. What the company offers: Customer satisfaction. Market leading products across the range. Dedicated screen print technicians and fully trained staff. …

Fashion UK is the first company in the UK to purchase the new Spyder II direct to screen system. The system has been successfully installed at the licensed product specialist’s premises in Leicester. The company’s decision to purchase a Spyder II direct to screen imaging system was driven by a …

Steve Wood Services is a friendly supplier of screen printing consumables based near York. The company specialises in all things screen and supply screens, squeegees, stencil emulsions and films, other screen making products, inks, solvents, inkjet positive films, and many sundries, we also offer a screen re-stretching service. Steve Wood …

Dave Roper is the sole supplier of M&R textile screen printing equipment in the UK. Detailed below are three of the latest products available. Stryker – Automatic oval press Stryker’s 10-station base module can be expanded in six-station increments up to 52 stations, and the press is capable of index speeds …

Silk screen printing has been around for centuries. Its earliest form dates back to ancient China, at the time of the Song Dynasty. The practice spread into Japan and other neighbouring countries over the years, and by the 18th century screen printing was adopted in Europe and gained public acceptance …

A new machine has been added to M&R’s line of automatic screen printing presses.  The Stryker oval-shaped press begins with a 10-station base module. That base module can be expanded in six-station increments to create up to 52-station configurations. Other than the end stations, there are no restrictions on printhead …

After successfully introducing a prototype earlier in the year, Nottingham-based Sureprint has launched a versatile screen printer called the Multi Printer into the market place. The machine’s primary function is the ability to print single colour T shirts and bag applications, but it can also print multicolour rigid substrates such …