Business: Screen Press Printing: Looking at the process

Screen Press Printing: Looking at the process

Written by Marlon D. Ludovice

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After it has dried repparttar screen must be taped off. This is usually done with masking tape. The areas around repparttar 102825 edges not coated with emulsion are taped front and back. The screen printer applies tape liberally over repparttar 102826 frame and screen areas. The screen is then "pin holed". Sometimes imperfections in repparttar 102827 screen printing process cause tiny "pin holes" in repparttar 102828 emulsion that’s why these must be taped over or blocked with emulsion or block out fluid. This is done on repparttar 102829 bottom of repparttar 102830 screen.

The emulsion can be removed from repparttar 102831 screens so that repparttar 102832 screens can be reused. This is called "reclaiming" repparttar 102833 screen. After repparttar 102834 print run repparttar 102835 ink is scraped out of repparttar 102836 screen and mineral spirits or ink wash is used to clean repparttar 102837 ink from repparttar 102838 screen. All repparttar 102839 masking tape is pulled off repparttar 102840 screen and repparttar 102841 screen is sprayed with “emulsion remover.” This chemical is left on repparttar 102842 screen for 2 or 3 minutes and a high pressure sprayer or even a garden hose can be used to wash away repparttar 102843 emulsion. After repparttar 102844 emulsion has been removed repparttar 102845 screen must be degreased. There are degreasing liquids available also ivory soap works well. The screen is scrubbed thoroughly on both sides and then rinsed. It can now be dried and if kept clean reused. The screens must always be clean and degreased and dry before they can be coated with emulsion.

These procedures may sound very difficult but repparttar 102846 application is totally easy. See and try repparttar 102847 screen printing yourself!

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How You Can Avoid My Data Recovery Nightmare

Written by John R. Barker

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We lost everything.

Including my laptop and a lot of precious information. Email addresses, new projects, software, my audio library. Customer testimonials, purchase records, receipts, passwords, bookmarks and more.

Fortunately a lot of it was backed up. Well, at least repparttar guts of my business. But if it had been backed up better, I'd have saved myself a lot of headaches and a LOT of money.

It's easy to put off subjects like data recovery, data backups and disaster preparedness. There are more pressing things to be done, and what are repparttar 102824 odds? Right? When you consider repparttar 102825 many things that can happen to your data, regular data backups are just smart.

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