Where can you find small screens?

[royster13]

I think I may have located a manual cylindrical screen printing press that is collecting dust in a garage not too far from me....He does not have any screens....It will will fit 10 x 14 frames (305 mesh I am guessing).....Any idea where to buy this size?.....Most supply places seem to have larger ones for apparel.....

[pwalsh]

I think I may have located a manual cylindrical screen printing press that is collecting dust in a garage not too far from me....He does not have any screens....It will will fit 10 x 14 frames (305 mesh I am guessing).....Any idea where to buy this size?.....Most supply places seem to have larger ones for apparel.....

Royster:  Nazdar SourceOne supplies quality small format frames from Nortech Graphics.  You can confirm pricing and availability through S1 Customer Service  (888) 578-5713 or you could check out the Notrtech website to see if they have a distributor that is closer to you.  www.nortechgraphics.com

[Doug B]

  Premade is great but if you have the time, just make your own out of wood or what have you
and use a larger roller frame to stretch it with. I used to work at a LARGE glass decorator with
15 or so cylindrical presses for a short while and that's how they did it,

[Printficient]

Xenon makes any size any quantity.

[TCT]

https://aaframes.com/store/index.php
Or if you want cheap ones, Goldupusa has a bunch of sizes

[jvanick]

graphic screen fashion
(graphicscreenfashion.com)

will custom make you any size you want... (they'll even do permanent blockout)

[royster13]

Thanks folks.....

[royster13]

(they'll even do permanent blockout)

This would be great for what I am doing....

[royster13]

  Premade is great but if you have the time, just make your own out of wood or what have you
and use a larger roller frame to stretch it with. I used to work at a LARGE glass decorator with
15 or so cylindrical presses for a short while and that's how they did it,

This is an interesting idea......I could keep building screens cheap enough that I could save them for re-use.....Or if I get lazy just toss them....

[ffokazak]

I make screens exactly as mentioned above. Stretch a roller on the roller master, place on a pre made wood frame ( I rip 2x4's and use them with a mitred edge. I paint them with oil based spray paint to keep the water somewhat out) and apply KIWO Frame adhesive. Works great for our bottle printer.