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Yes, the dri-vault holds 12 and the dri-cab holds 10. I did mispeak on the dry times. Dri-Vault is 30 minutes but the Dri-cab is 3 hours. Thanks for sharing!
nice! how would you go about doing a cmyk on a 4 arm press on a black T-shirt? like how would you go about that? any tips for a newbie like me, anways to avoid one colors hhaha
@murksbasics simulated process was used for cheetah print. Sim process uses opaque colors but can be up to 9 colors, depending on the color gamut of the design
Occasionally I hear of a dealer salesperson recommending 1/1 or even just 1 stroke but general rule of thumb 2/1 or 2/2 for consistent EOM from all the major manufacturers that I have been to their tech training class. Saati just setup their Automatic screen coater in our classroom and the default is 2/1 or 2/2 with all their emulsions. Except for High Density then we 2/4 or 2/8.
Higher mesh counts, at least 20 newtons tension and 15 to 20% eom stencil thickness, printing on white shirts 230 mesh, printing on dark shirts with white 155 to 230 mesh.
@@KOLORMATRIXAtlanta very thanks my bro,higher mesh counts and tension can lead to lower ink ,is that right？btw,what is 15 to 20% eom stencil thickness?
They have upgraded the unit since this video and the new time is approximately one hour. But It does vary by temp and humidity in the shop, as it isnt using heated air, Thanks for asking
Great question,.how much does it cost print a shirt manual vs automatically. Dont.be blinded from one perspective. If your doing weekly $1k, 10k, 100k 250k bagging is a small expense or major expense.
Hello I am notice , you dont "KNOK OUT" the of the black channel information on the Cyan, Magenta, Yellow chanells to evoid the "mooding' inks on REAL BLACK areas of the photo....
I've been printing shirts on and off since I was in high school. Later in life I spent years as the manager of a large shop. Haven't done it in years but I miss it.
Screen printing does seem to get into ones blood, so your not alone in missing it. Check out your local screenprinting tradeshows or open houses at dealers to play a little. Thanks for sharing your experience!
That is what I'm aiming to get. Awesome Demonstration buddy 👏 Ps: I have 2 questions> Q1- is the screen roll expensive? Q2- If I buy in bulk to store it in my cabinet, will I still be good or will it turn yellow overtime and disintegrate?
