Printing your own plastisol heat transfers can be a great option for screen print shops. When done properly, a plastisol heat transfer will have a similar wash fastness to a screen printed t-shirt. Screen printing your own heat transfer can also be cheaper.
Screen printers have lots of tools to work with when printing t-shirts. Whether you are into the fancy and indulgent screen printing supply items, or trend towards the necessary and low-cost, you have choices. Read more in this article.
All plastisol inks will eventually start to thicken up and harden in their containers. There are several different reasons for this: the main reasons are fluctuation in shop temperature (cool temperatures naturally harden inks), and time sitting on a shelf.
The dip tank is an efficient and effective tool for all screen printers. They are also easy to use and integrate into your pre- and post-press screen printing process. The dip tank helps users realize efficiencies that are otherwise difficult to attain.
The goal of every direct-to-garment (DTG) and print shop is for their DTG production to run efficiently. No matter how big or small your DTG operation is, the key to maximizing production efficiency is planning.
Direct-To-Garment (DTG) printing is an integral part of many printing shops. It has become extremely popular and invaluable to the garment decoration industry due to its practicality, speed, and efficiency. DTG is so versatile.
Lawson Screen & Digital Products is excited to announce that in collaboration with Monarch Color Corp., PolySport Polyester Plastisol Ink has been created. Polysport is a t-shirt ink that can be printed on athletic garments such as jerseys and uniforms.