It can be terrifying to know if a print base does not reveal it. The top colors of a pattern often should cover the underlying base completely; however, the white print on a dark fabric will sometimes happen to extend and look out from below the borders of the top colors. Once customers see it, they may complain and even reject the job and do not take chances of the separation and build the base allowance to be changed based upon the tightening and consistency in registration.

Screen printing, as we know, needs a lot of skill and practice. And it is not that you can directly place the garment under the screen, slide the squeegee, and print it out. It involves a lot of procedures to follow before starting a screen printing work on the garment. Here we are going to discuss all that. Before starting a screen printing job, you need to go through several steps to print a garment.

Several variables make up a screen-making process. One of them is an LED exposure unit. An LED exposure unit uses direct and uniform light at full power that makes an ultra-fast exposure. Around 50% faster than metal halide exposure units. Not only efficient but also long-lasting. LEDs can last around 100,000 hours, in addition to being energy efficient. Unlike metal halides, it does not produce excessive heat that keeps your workshop cooler.