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Screen printing Exposure unit
Screen printing Exposure lamp
Exposure lights and UV light
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Axit are manufacturers and suppliers of screen printing equipment. Axit products include One, Two, Three and Four colour screen printing machines, Caroiusels. Exposure Lamps, screen printing starter kits and supplies for screen printing T-shirts, Bags, Workware, and other garments &. fabrics.
Axit machines are currently in operation with many professional screen printers, Schools and universities and because of the affordable price are also used for home or student screen printing a good choice for anyone looking for a quality good value screen printing equipment and supplies.
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One Colour Machine
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Coating Troughs
Squeegees
Squeegee blades
Aluminium Screens
Water Based Permaset Inks
Water Based Neptune Inks
Meshprep / Degreasers
Water Resistant Emulsion
Stencil Strip
Screenwash
Blank T shirts
Q. How does screen printing work?
A,The process is explained in this:
Printing white onto dark garments
Q. What do I need to print t-shirts?
A. For printing t-shirts you will need:
- Screen printing machine
- Screens
- Inks (water or solvent based or plastisol)
- Squeegee
- Spray Adhesive
- Heat Gun (or spot curer) Available from most DIY stores
- Screen Degreaser/Cleaner (ink remover)
- Emulsion Remover
If you want to put your own artwork on to your screens, you will need:
- UV sensitive emulsion
- Exposure Lamp (for exposing the screen) Here
- Emulsion Coating tray
- Transparencies
Q. Can I print CMYK halftones with your kits?
A. Yes you can produce halftone screens with our equipment and print CMYK with our four colour machine.
Q. What kind of safe light do I need to work on my screens without exposing them?
A. A shaded low wattage energy saving bulb works without any problems.
Q. How can I start my own Screen printing business
A. Discussed in this Blog (takes a while to load)
Q. How should I fix my machine down?
A. We think that using a Workmate with adjustable height is a very good portable option
Q. Where can I find more information about screen printing? (How to print t-Shirts etc)
A. For information on screen printing there are many useful articles and tutorials on the following links:
squeegeeville.com
Screenprinting Articles
www.youtube.com search for screen printing
Inks Waterbased V Plastisol
Different types of Exposure Unit (Learn about the different types of lamps, how to use them)
Q. What kind of lamp should I use for exposing screens?
A. Quartz Halogen lamps produce a very poor light source they emmit very little of the UV that emulsions need. When exposing screens, depth of cure is important, you have to harden the stencil evenly all the way through.
Metal Halide is the best light source for this.
Square edge
is the most commonly used profile for general graphics and textiles.
Can be used on a variety of substrates with a wide range of
inks. Provides medium adaptability and maximum force.
Pushes the smallest amount of ink through the screen.
Ideal for sharp line and half-tone dot production.
The less ink deposited the sharper the printed image.
Squeegee Blade Single Red (soft)
Generally used for medium squeegee pressure with large mesh opening
and low viscosity inks. They are ideal for irregular substrates.
They will deposit a high amount of ink with medium detail control.
In general, softer squeegees increase ink deposit.
Squeegee Blade Single Green (Medium)
For higher squeegee pressure with a wide range of mesh
count and inks. Will give good ink deposit and fine detail
control and are used for nearly all applications.
Squeegee Blade Triple Red
50x9mm Triple Red Soft polyurethane
The rigid center section resists deflection when printing high-viscosity plastisols,
while the soft edges provide a more substantial ink deposit than would be possible with a single-durometer hard blade.
Back to equipment
Q. What other equipment will I need?
A. If you are printing onto fabric with water-based inks the last step once your print has dried is to heat cure the pigment inks so that they may be washed and dried without incident. Pigment inks will cure on their own in about a month. So if you wish to skip the heat curing just remember to mark the date when it should be fully cured.
Putting the fabric through a tunnel dryer or into a heat box is what most professionals do but you can use one of these three methods to cure your print at home:
- A household iron. Initially, you must air dry your fabric. Then with your iron on a high setting and no steam, iron the reverse side of your fabric for 1-2 minutes.
- With your oven. Again after air drying, fold piece, wrap in aluminum foil and bake at 150°C for five minutes.
- Tumble dryer After a thourough air drying, place in tumble-dryer for say 15 minutes on hot and test.
- A heat gun from any DIY store. Takes just a couple of minutes per shirt.
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