Printing inks - Import export

Screen printing (traditionally: serigraphy) is a printing process in which the printing ink is applied to the material through a fine-meshed textile fabric using a wiper through-printing process. The mesh openings are color-impermeable (closed) or open like a stencil. The color application can be varied through different fabric fineness and high color layer thicknesses can be achieved. Half-print machine, Max. 800 x 700mm Furthermore, we set up table screens for special requirements for you.

UV printing is a direct and digital printing in which the applied ink is hardened by ultraviolet light. The advantages lie primarily in the flexibility of the printing materials and that, in contrast to sub-anodized printing, it can print white. Due to the printing structure in layers, images and fonts can be touched, such as the braille. With our Mimaki UJF-7151plus we can print an area of 710 x 510 mm with a resolution of 1,200 dpi.