Working principle

Screen printing is based on the principle of passing ink through the open meshes of a screen. Using a squeegee, the ink is evenly pressed onto the surface of the screen. The image areas allow ink to pass through and settle on the substrate, while the unprinted areas are blocked by the stencil, forming the desired pattern.

Applications

Screen printing is widely used in advertising printing, textile decoration, packaging, glass and ceramic decoration, electronic product enclosures, and nameplates. It is particularly suitable for prints requiring bright colors, large area coverage or special effects (thick ink layer, varnish, relief).