How to select the right mesh for screen printing?

Published 2024-03-08
Join us as we break down the essentials of screen printing with our latest YouTube tutorial! We're putting the spotlight on choosing the right mesh for your projects, especially when working with white ink on black shirts. We'll compare three different meshes – 110, 156, and 280 – to see which one nails the detail and coverage balance. Perfect for both beginners and pros looking to fine-tune their craft. Don't miss out on these pro tips that could make all the difference in your next print job!

00:00 - Introduction to meshes
01:20 - Exposing the screens
03:16 - Setting up screens for screen printing
04:25 - Getting the right viscosity with white ink
04:37 - Printing on 110 mesh (coarse)
06:54 - Printing on 156 mesh (medium)
08:48 - Printing on 280 mesh (fine)
10:19 - Final review and comparison of the three different meshes
11:12 - Extra tip on getting details and coverage on your screen print

All Comments (5)
  • you only inserted the frame with emulsion then the machine draw that on the emulsion?
  • @niceboy761
    All these new inks and text are nothing compared to having to make your inks up from scratch and we didn't have flash dry we used to do 100mtr tables of aprons and t towels each colour was 5 prints apart from each other with screens over lapping both prints on ether side of the 1 your on with a forward and back motion on the squeegee by hand with much bigger steel screens with handles on both sides and about a ltr of ink in screens not just blobs like all these so called printers do these days