Used to break down the hardened stencil on a screen. Similar to water based ink and plastisol based ink.
Discharge ink may be dyed for colour but the colours will never be as vibrant as other forms of printing and dries in screens even faster than water based inks. Used in textile applications it, in essence, bleaches an image into the garment, leaving a natural cotton colour behind. To remove all foreign material, including all oils, from a screen during the reclamation process. Different inks and substrates have different curing temperatures. In essence, using a conveyor dryer to cook or "cure" the ink into the substrate. CorelDRAW:Ī vector artwork program which is very popular in the screen printing industry due to its well-developed suite of tools and its ease of use. Different substrates will also affect this process. Different types of ink have different curing times and temperatures that they have to cure at. Sometimes referred to as an oven or belt dryer, a conveyor dryer is the best method for curing inks into a substrate. CDR:Ī vector file type utilised by CorelDRAW. C CMYK Printing:Īlso known as four colour process printing, is the process of overlapping four translucent inks, cyan, magenta, yellow, and black in order to create photo-realistic prints. Used to block off pin holes in a stencil before printing. Much like the effect of a drop of ink on a tissue. When ink bleeds into fabric it is not supposed to. AI:Ī vector file type utilised by Adobe Illustrator. Adobe Illustrator:Ī vector artwork program which is popular among users of the Adobe suite of creative programs. See halftones and raster image processing.
A RIP program which allows the conversion of gradients in artwork to halftones.
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