Silk-screen printing — This is a method of transferring paint through a stencil onto a variety of media.
Silks-creen — one of the oldest printing technologies, used back in Ancient China. Long before Europeans adopted this method, it was used on fabrics in Asia. At that time, the silk-screen printing method was very expensive, so it was available only to aristocrats.
In the 50s of the last century, modern standards were formed, thanks to which this printing method is still widely used.
Silk-screen printing in "ATTOLIS"
The stencil method is used to apply an image to:
- paper;
- corrugated cardboard;
- tree;
- fabric;
- plastic;
- ceramics;
- slope;
- metal surface.
Images, applied using the seamography method, are resistant to further infusions.
Also, UV varnish, glitter varnish, scratch-coating (a special Farby ball, which can be seen, is applied to the information area that needs to be prepared - vikorista in lottery tickets, promotional offers, renewal cards and other materials).
At the production site "ATTOLIS" equipment has been installed for 3D embossing without cliches using Silk Foil technology. The UV gel is applied to the material through a stencil; after polymerization under UV lamps, metallized foil is printed onto the gel. The result is relief elements.
We work throughout Ukraine. Numerous clients from Kiev, Odessa, Kharkov, Dnepr and Zaporozhye have already been convinced of the quality of our printing. To clarify questions about orders, please leave a request here, write to us in instant messengers or contact us by phone: +380 (97) 790-90-00.
Advantages of silk screen printing
Due to the specific capabilities of silk-screen printing, it is used not only in printing, but also in many other areas:
- affordable equipment;
- simple silk-screen printing technology;
- the ability to print on various materials, which distinguishes silk-screen printing from offset and digital printing;
- silk-screen brightness of colors due to the thickness of the applied layer;
- durability;
- suitable for both small, medium and large runs;
- excellent coverage, brightness and durability of printed materials.