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Print Film Transparencies for Screen Printing with Canon Pixma ix6820
Improving your screen printing process is now easier with the Canon Pixma ix6820 Printer Package. This package provides high-quality film positives effortlessly and affordably. Designed for both beginners and experienced screen printers, it offers a solution that combines advanced technology with user-friendly features.
How to Burn Multiple Designs on One Single Screen
By aligning multiple films on one screen, you can print various designs in a single go, saving both time and resources. Whether you're printing fro...
Deep Dive W/ Colin Episode 2 | Black Ink Density For Film Output
Welcome to the second episode of "Deep Dive with Colin." In this episode, Colin explores film positives and how important film density is in screen...
A Guide to Industry Standard for Screen Print Placements and Dimensions
There’s a lot to consider when talking about print placement on a garment. How tall should it be? Where should it be placed? Don’t worry about having all the answers. Here’s a guide to lining up and sizing popular design placements on garments.
A Checklist of Equipment & Supplies Needed to Start Screen Print Shop
Ready to start screen printing? It's a big jump, but it's so worth it. To build your shop, you will need to obtain some equipment and supplies. Our Sales and Success Team put together a handy check list of everything you should consider investing in your future shop.
Make Film Alignment Easy with 4 Steps
Aligning screen printing films to a screen can be tricky. If it’s not done correctly, it can slow down your process. To avoid that, you need a way to align your screens correctly every time. Here are a few tips on how to make the most out of your screen creation process.
How To Get A Darker Film Transparency for Screen Printing
Creating a dark film positive is essential to getting a good screen and a good print. If your film is too light, it won’t expose correctly and you’ll lose valuable detail. Sometimes, the film your printer creates isn’t dark enough. How do you solve this issue? Here are three ways to create a darker film.Â
The Best Way to Easily Align Films on a Screen Without a Template
Aligning film transparencies is a vital part of the pre-production process. If your films aren’t all in line, your print may appear off-center, crooked, or misplaced. Nobody wants that (unless it’s intentional). There’s one sure-fire method to make sure your films are lined up. In the video, Ronald Peters shows you how to align your film transparencies perfectly with just a T-square.
