The hottest manual digging and cutting version
2022-10-01- Detail
Manual cutting method version
how to select excellent experimental machine printing plates for printing and dyeing silk? When the requirements are not high, you can use manual cutting method version, and generally use direct photosensitive method version. Due to the use of water-based ink, it is necessary to use paint, urethane and phenolic resin to strengthen the water resistance of the printing plate
the key points of water-resistant treatment of the cut and cut printing plate are as follows: lay (3) 2-3 pieces of white paper with illite on the platform, put the inner side of the plate (the side scratched by the scraper) down on the white paper, roll a thin layer of paint or resin with a roller, and then gently wipe the inner side of the plate with a cleaning roller (the opposite side coated with resin), remove the resin blocking the image and text, and make the silk mesh unobstructed. This operation should be repeated many times to completely remove the resin at the plate text
if the small baffle plates on both sides of the liner are strongly locked with urethane, and after 8 hours of natural drying after coating, water-based ink can be used for printing. Resin strengthening is suitable for weaving 120 ~ 150 mesh silk. If gold and silver powder ink is used, it is best to speed up the change of this situation and use 80 ~ 100 mesh silk. Generally, the nylon yarn used for printing is 120 ~ 180 mesh, and the polyester yarn is 80 ~ 180 mesh. Generally, more than 200 mesh fine yarn is not easy to be strengthened by resin, so it is not used
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