Abstract: Every person is given the same 24 hours in a day. And yet, the most common excuse for not doing something or in not doing it right is, "I don't have t...
A client wrote to ask, "I am totally confused. My ink manufacturer states in their specifications that plastisol ink only needs to reach 320-degrees Fahrenheit....
A client wrote to ask, "I have been having a problem with printing white on dark (bet you haven’t heard that before). I do a print-flash-print with a high opa...
Hopefully, you have heard that the Atkins Donut Probe was the only way to ensure proper curing of ink in the conveyor dryer. That's right, the mythical stress t...
One of the tasks of a screenprinting consultant often involves creating better work flow through the shop. This entails creating an SOP for how the work should ...
One of the most common questions that we hear concerns the curing process of plastisol ink on textile products. Screenprinters are constantly searching for a way in which to measure temperature in order to assure that the ink is cured on the material.
