织物丝印的定位及套准知识介绍（Introduction of positioning and registration knowledge of silk screen printing）.docVIP

织物丝印的定位及套准知识介绍（Introduction of positioning and registration knowledge of silk screen printing） Introduction to localization and registration knowledge of fabric silk screen 12-16 China printing network The process of patterning a dye or coating on a fabric is called fabric screen printing. With the rapid development of printing technology, foam printing, printing, printing, fluorescent luminous pearl printing, printing, transformation effect of anodized aluminum transfer printing, electrostatic flocking transfer printing fabric special printing technology has been developed, the application scope of the fabric is more broad. All kinds of colorful fabrics are more practical and have certain artistic appreciation. However, in order to obtain an ideal fabric silk screen that meets the design requirements, besides the reasonable selection and deployment of printing materials, the orientation and alignment of the fabric must be paid attention to during the printing. Because of its soft texture, the fabric has a great influence on the location and overprinting accuracy of silk screen. The location and registration of fabric silk screen are introduced (suitable for hand screen printing). First, silk screen positioning method There are two kinds of screen printing methods: one is fixed screen, substrate moving. Another is screen movement (running version), fixed substrate. There are many ways to locate it; 1. patron law For a certain thickness, the edge of the substrate neatly, you can put its two vertical and horizontal side of the operating platform fixed anchor positioning.. 2. hole method For the substrate with holes, 2-3 holes can be identified as the positioning holes, and they are fixed on the nail fixed on the operating table (the nail height is lower than the substrate thickness). 3. illumination method The operating table is made of light transmitting material, such as glass, and the following is provided with light. For a substrate with a certain transmittance, d