Analysis of Screen Printing Market

No matter from which point of view, the future of screen printing is bright. Its combination with other printing technologies can not only inspire people, but also make the screen printing market more diverse.

The screen printing market opportunities faced by screen printing plants are diverse. It can produce industrial products as well as develop personalized products. Of course, you can also provide customers with post-press processing or special effects services, or use different screen printing opportunities to consolidate your position in the market. Every company must accurately position itself and make decisions that others cannot and will not replace.

The German Screen Printing Association collected many interesting special effects screen printing samples into a book. In this book, you can see the mixed printing effect of UV matte or gloss oil and offset printing, anti-scratch varnish, anti-scratch ink, texture coating, daylight and fluorescent ink, metal and pearl ink, glitter ink printing The effect and the oblique printing effect commonly used in automobiles-the ink printed in this way can show different colors according to the angle you observe. This book also introduces Braille printing, printing on dark paper, scented color printing, water-based adhesives and common adhesives.

The technique of directly exposing emulsifiers with laser is now also applied in the field of CD printing. At the upcoming FESPA2007 exhibition, we will find many new systems. I hope this technology can achieve greater development in the future, even if it does not develop as fast as computer-to-plate technology in the field of offset printing.

Today, Germany has become a leading manufacturer of screen printing equipment. Many manufacturers of flatbed, roller, container and special printing presses have begun to develop printing presses of various formats suitable for the monochrome and color printing markets. In addition, they have also developed customizable printers specifically for industrial applications (such as printing on glass) and standardized printers for image printing.

A proper dot expansion curve can improve the standardization level before printing, but it is a waste of time and money to describe the characteristic curves of different substrates and inks in screen printing, and many printing factories cannot afford such a burden. The production method of stencils is also positively influenced by the continuous development of new screen printing meshes.