Yellow mesh absorbs more light compared to white mesh, and stops light scattering, therefore helping expose intricate details.
You will normally find yellow mesh on mesh counts of 90t onwards, as these are the screens you use for finer detailed prints.
Yellow mesh can also be known as dyed mesh.
Yellow mesh takes slightly longer to expose.
Read more about the best time to Automate your machinery and upgrade your current equipment. Also, find out what else needs to be considered in doing so.
Last orders 1:30pm Friday 21st December
Select Next Day for pre-Christmas delivery
Any that select free delivery or 3-5 day delivery will be sent but risk not being delivered before Christmas.
We will then be closed as of Friday 21st December for the festive period
Reopening at 8:30am Wednesday 2nd January
All orders placed over the festive period while we are not in the office will be sent on 2nd January.
If you have any delivery queries please email hello@screenprintworld.co.uk
We are delighted to have work with London Print Service to provide them with their garment folder. It’s a perfect little machine if you’re short on space. Read more on the story from Images Magazine about London Print Services purchase of the Thermotron FX23.
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