"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
Quote from: tonypep on May 22, 2014, 03:24:36 PMHate plastisol, love staticsCan I get a shirt that says this?
Hate plastisol, love statics
Mr Sheridan, since you are in my area, I can come down and show you. Seeing is believing. Somewhat amazed that a pile of golden poo is how you view statics. Lets do a demo with my screens and then decide. Not all statics are the same and I would agree that a lot of statics being sold nowadays under perform compared to a Newman. If you have the time to retension great, most companies I visit throughout the world don't retension much any longer.
Quote from: ebscreen on May 22, 2014, 06:22:38 PMQuote from: tonypep on May 22, 2014, 03:24:36 PMHate plastisol, love staticsCan I get a shirt that says this?I would like to think you could make one yourself
Trying to lay down a clean underbase white on a standard 230 vs. 225S is night and day when it comes to ease of printing and how clean the final print is (again, on a manual).
Quote from: mimosatexas on May 22, 2014, 11:22:25 PM Trying to lay down a clean underbase white on a standard 230 vs. 225S is night and day when it comes to ease of printing and how clean the final print is (again, on a manual). The specs for 230 or 225 specs from Saati and Nittoku has puzzled me for a while.In metric dimension they both have the same number of threads per centimetre, but in imperial units they are different.Saati: 90thread/centimetre (230 thread/inch)Nittoku: 90thread/centimetre(225 thred/inch)Both have the same thread diametre: 40 micron.Well if you would be precise 225 per inch would equal 88.58 per centimeter which of course is not possible. So they probably do some rounding up.1 inch =2.56 cm2.56*90 = 228.6 ThreadsDo they actually contain the same number of threads per inch? I think they do.
You can peddle it as the latest and greatest device to ever hit the market.. You can stretch it with NASA rated equipment made from titanium and powered by the wind, sun or gravitational pullbut it's still.. a.. static.. frame that loses tension. every. time. you. print. it..
Yeah I can never find pricing. I wondered what would be cheaper, me shipping them my 20 screens to have stretched or just buying a complete murakami frame.