Polyester Printing Screen Make Sure Mesh On Screen
What can cause the mesh to slip off the screen?
There are many reason cause mesh slipping off the screen. Three main reason is as following.
A. Printing too high off contact. Make sure your screen height above the print is not too high, forcing the squeegee to pull down the mesh too far.
B. Printing too close to the inside edge can pull the screen off the frame. Make sure you have sufficient space around your design and use the correct size squeegee.
C. Chemical interaction with the screen/frame interface. Keep inks and strong solvents such as acetone, MEK, lacquer thinner etc away from the frame. Haze removers can also remove the mesh, so use sparingly. Solvents such as mineral spirits, VF Ink Wash and water and standard emulsion removers will not affect our glue.
| Model | mesh | wire diameter | use |
| DFP30 | 76mesh | 55×2 | Clothing, cloth, ceramics, cartons, advertising printing |
| DFP33 | 84mesh | 55×2 |
| DFP39 | 100mesh | 55×2 |
| DFP46 | 120mesh | 45×2 |
| DFP50 | 130mesh | 45×2 |
| DFP54 | 140mesh | 45×2 |
| DFP58 | 150mesh | 45×2 |
| JFP30 | 76mesh | 55×2 | Culture, filtration, ceramic wall and floor tile direct printing and textile, carton, paper, PVC, glass, advertising signs and other general printing. |
| JFP33 | 84mesh | 55×2 |
| JFP39 | 100mesh | 55×2 |
| JFP42 | 110mesh | 55×2 |
| JFP46 | 120mesh | 48×2 |
| JFP50 | 130mesh | 48×2 |
| JFP54 | 140mesh | 48×2 |
| JFP56 | 150mesh | 40×2 |
| JFP62 | 160mesh | 40×2 |
| JFP72 | 180mesh | 42 |
| JFP80 | 200mesh | 42 |
| JFP100 | 250mesh | 38 |
| JFP110 | 280mesh | 38 |
| JFP120 | 300mesh | 38 |
