Screen Printing Overview - Murakami Screen
Screen Printing Overview - Murakami Screen
Screen Printing Overview - Murakami Screen
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<strong>Screen</strong>s<br />
• Stretcher with several screens being<br />
stretched on the bias to prevent<br />
moire. Easier and less costly to<br />
change angle of halftone during<br />
output of films.<br />
• Typical tension on a 300T would be<br />
to perform a rapid stretch technique.<br />
• The mesh is brought up to ever<br />
increasing tension four times.<br />
• First 15 newtons, Second 19<br />
newtons, Third 22 newtons, Fourth<br />
25-27 newtons, then allow to sit for<br />
five minutes or longer.<br />
• This will result in the highest<br />
retained tension after being cut out,<br />
about 22 newtons after cutting.<br />
• After the initial print run tension will<br />
drop to about 17-19 newtons. Only<br />
a high quality mesh will retain that<br />
tension. Cheap mesh will continue<br />
to lose tension with every print run.