Author Topic: Glitter base and flakes  (Read 2491 times)

Offline DannyGruninger

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Re: Glitter base and flakes
« Reply #15 on: January 29, 2016, 06:32:18 PM »
Great input on this.  For those of you with Cts do you have any trouble with head strikes on a coated 26 mesh or do you use a film printer?

With an M&R cts you can order a thinner profile pusher frame to account for thick micron stencils FYI... Unless your doing 400 micron or more though I don't think you should see a problem. We run 100 micron stencils all the time on ours... The only thing we change is we print uni direction as I feel the calibration would need adjusted for high micron stencils.


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Offline Doug S

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Re: Glitter base and flakes
« Reply #16 on: January 30, 2016, 09:02:01 AM »


With an M&R cts you can order a thinner profile pusher frame to account for thick micron stencils FYI... Unless your doing 400 micron or more though I don't think you should see a problem. We run 100 micron stencils all the time on ours... The only thing we change is we print uni direction as I feel the calibration would need adjusted for high micron stencils.



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That's good to know about the lower profile pusher. 
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Offline jvanick

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Re: Glitter base and flakes
« Reply #17 on: January 30, 2016, 11:15:52 AM »
We've done 400 micron stencils with no problem.  Make sure your emulsion is smooth or use the laser and you'll be fine.