Screen Printing Overview - Murakami Screen
Screen Printing Overview - Murakami Screen
Screen Printing Overview - Murakami Screen
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High Density <strong>Printing</strong><br />
For dramatic high density ink<br />
thickness of 1/8” or more it is easier<br />
to print stacked layers of high<br />
density.<br />
In this image it would be possible to<br />
lay down a 200 –300 micron white<br />
high density base, flash it, and print<br />
another 200 red plate, flash it, and a<br />
300 white plate for the letters.<br />
Stacking requires analyzing the art<br />
and combining elements to raise the<br />
elevation equally.<br />
It is impossible to print the white in a<br />
400 micron screen, flash it, and then<br />
print a 400 micron red.<br />
When designing stacked high<br />
density print all elements as a base,<br />
possibly several times, then print<br />
200 micron screens for the color.<br />
Raise off contact for every new<br />
elevation of high density printing.
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