"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
thinner thread mesh or the standard "T" for your screens?
Murakami has a nice technical article on the benefits of the S thread for discharge printing and it makes sense, but they are also trying to sell and product so I have to take it with a grain of salt until I hear it from several printers.
I haven't heard much else about it from you non plastisol guys.
I look forward to the upcoming game changers. Will you be at the ISS Ft Worth show this year Douglas? Maybe you can fill me in on some of the new things that are on the way.
Plant oil based inks with some characteristics similar to plastisol making it more attractive to the average plastisol printer.Composite meshes where the internal structure is made of some “super strong” material incased inside of a smooth outer layer giving higher strength with thin threads.It is just a matter of time and application. I also see some promising advancements in exposure and DTS...
Are we ever going to get rid of "T", "S", "HD" etc and just use the thread diameter, ie 123-55, 123-70? Just curious. I've been using thread diameter for years now, but I seem almost alone in this. (By the way, "S" threads have been around for years)