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What is screen printing?
Screen printing belongs to stencil printing, and it is called four printing methods together with lithography, gravure printing and gravure printing. Stencil printing includes copying stencil, engraving stencil, stencil printing and screen printing. The principle of stencil printing is that when printing, the ink is transferred to the substrate (paper, ceramics, etc.). ) pass through the perforation of the template with a certain pressure to form an image or text. Transcription printing is the simplest stencil printing, which started at the end of19th century. This kind of printing is made of special wax paper with typewriter or iron pen, and printed on the wax paper with ink roller, and the ideal printing effect can be obtained on the substrate. Screen printing is widely used in stencil printing.

Screen printing is to stretch silk fabric, synthetic fiber fabric or metal screen on a screen frame, and make a screen printing plate by hand carving paint film or photochemical plate making. Modern screen printing technology is to make a screen printing plate by photographic plate making with photosensitive materials (making the screen holes in the graphic part of the screen printing plate as through holes, but not blocking the screen holes in the graphic part). When printing, the ink is squeezed by the scraper and transferred to the substrate through the mesh of the graphic part to form the same graphic as the original. Screen printing equipment is simple, easy to operate, simple in printing and plate making, low in cost and strong in adaptability. Screen printing is widely used. Common printed matter includes: color oil paintings, posters, business cards, binding covers, commodity signs and printed textiles.