When it comes to ceramics, choosing the right polyester screen printing mesh can make a significant difference in the quality and efficiency of your print works. At HEBEI MAISHI we recommend a mesh count range of 20-100 for ceramic printing, ensuring excellent results without losing efficiency. For more intricate porcelain crafts and fine china, a finer mesh count of 90-420 from HEBEI MAISHI is preferred.
Consider printing simple sans serif fonts and shapes onto ceramic surfaces – these basic design elements don't require much detail and can be aptly transferred using a polyester screen printing mesh in 60-110 mesh. For designs demanding higher precision and greater detail, a finer mesh count starting at 160 is your go-to solution. Conversely, for less detailed applications, a lower mesh count between 25 to 110 is perfectly adequate.
When it comes to printing with heavier inks, such as applying white ink to a black mug, it is crucial to not select too high a mesh count; otherwise, insufficient ink deposition will occur. In the case of printing mugs with ceramic inks, the highest mesh count that can be used is 120 but this mesh only allows a thin deposit of ink onto mugs. In general, an 80 mesh can be used for a good ink deposit while preserving the design's sharpness and clarity.
Choosing the appropriate mesh count is critical; using a polyester screen printing mesh that is too fine (160-305 mesh) for thicker inks might hamper the ink flow, resulting in an uneven design. Whereas, using a polyester screen printing mesh that isn't fine enough (25-110 mesh) with fluid, water-based inks means too much ink can pass through making it challenging to obtain a sharp image.
Mastering the selection of the right polyester screen printing mesh can significantly impact the quality of your screen-printed ceramics. At HEBEI MAISHI, we offer a wide range of polyester screen printing meshes to meet your ceramics printing needs. Achieve the perfect print by contacting HEBEI MAISHI, your best partner of mesh!
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Consider printing simple sans serif fonts and shapes onto ceramic surfaces – these basic design elements don't require much detail and can be aptly transferred using a polyester screen printing mesh in 60-110 mesh. For designs demanding higher precision and greater detail, a finer mesh count starting at 160 is your go-to solution. Conversely, for less detailed applications, a lower mesh count between 25 to 110 is perfectly adequate.
When it comes to printing with heavier inks, such as applying white ink to a black mug, it is crucial to not select too high a mesh count; otherwise, insufficient ink deposition will occur. In the case of printing mugs with ceramic inks, the highest mesh count that can be used is 120 but this mesh only allows a thin deposit of ink onto mugs. In general, an 80 mesh can be used for a good ink deposit while preserving the design's sharpness and clarity.
Choosing the appropriate mesh count is critical; using a polyester screen printing mesh that is too fine (160-305 mesh) for thicker inks might hamper the ink flow, resulting in an uneven design. Whereas, using a polyester screen printing mesh that isn't fine enough (25-110 mesh) with fluid, water-based inks means too much ink can pass through making it challenging to obtain a sharp image.
Mastering the selection of the right polyester screen printing mesh can significantly impact the quality of your screen-printed ceramics. At HEBEI MAISHI, we offer a wide range of polyester screen printing meshes to meet your ceramics printing needs. Achieve the perfect print by contacting HEBEI MAISHI, your best partner of mesh!
Tags: #CeramicsPrinting #PolyesterMesh#PolyesterScreenPrintingMesh
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