screen printing > Screen Making
400 plus micron stencil
alan802:
--- Quote from: screenxpress on July 25, 2011, 11:23:10 PM ---102 Newtons?
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Like Dave said, it's a 102 Newman Roller Mesh, stretched to 48 newtons.
ebscreen:
I've heard of coating a screen, drying, then building a damn out of tape or what have you on
the substrate side, then pouring in emulsion. Never tried it, sounds feasible. Difficult to gauge
thickness though.
Fresh Baked Printing:
--- Quote from: ebscreen on July 26, 2011, 01:36:21 PM ---I've heard of coating a screen, drying, then building a damn out of tape or what have you on
the substrate side, then pouring in emulsion. Never tried it, sounds feasible. Difficult to gauge
thickness though.
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Wouldn't thicker cap film be easier and faster? I know some people will build up layers of cap film too.
ebscreen:
Ever seen the price of 800 micron film? Yikes!
bimmridder:
--- Quote from: Fresh Baked Printing on July 26, 2011, 01:42:42 PM ---
--- Quote from: ebscreen on July 26, 2011, 01:36:21 PM ---I've heard of coating a screen, drying, then building a damn out of tape or what have you on
the substrate side, then pouring in emulsion. Never tried it, sounds feasible. Difficult to gauge
thickness though.
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Wouldn't thicker cap film be easier and faster? I know some people will build up layers of cap film too.
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I can get a 400 micron film fast and easy using PHW Red. I haven't tried to get much thicker, as I don't need it ....yet. Coat them end of the day and ready to go in the AM. We can run thousands of pieces with this stencil.
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