Polyester Printing Screen Fabric is one of the most
advanced high-tech fabric products in 1990s for screen printing. With imported high quality material, Tino Screen Manufacturing produces superior quality polyester and polyamide bolting cloth for screen printing. We also have the most advanced testing instruments and technicians well trained by Swiss experts to guarantee a reliable quality General Specification of Polyester Mesh: We provide
polyester mesh for screen printing with a mesh variety of: 60mesh/ inch,
80mesh, 100mesh, 110mesh, 120mesh, 135mesh, 160mesh, 180mesh, 200mesh, 230mesh,
250mesh, 280mesh, 305mesh, 355mesh, 380mesh, 420mesh. Width
of polyester printing mesh: Standard: 45" (115cm), 50" (127cm), 53" (136cm), 57" (145cm), 62" (157cm), 65" (165cm), 74" (188cm), 82" (208cm), 86" (220cm), 94" (239cm) and Max. width: 126" (320cm). We may also take orders to produce polyester mesh with special custom specification with minimum quantity required. Please contact us to quote.
History and Characteristics of Polyester
Printing Screen Polyester was introduced to the screen printing market
over 40 years ago and quickly replaced traditional silk as the fabric of choice
among screen printers all over the world. It is a material that is uniquely
suitable for screen printing because of its tensile strength, elastic memory
and resistance to chemicals, abrasion heat and moisture.There are 3 types of polyester fabrics used in
screen printing and they are monofilament, low-elongation monofilament and
multifilament. Most of today's screen printers use monofilament polyester, but
the traditional type is rapidly being replaced with "Low-Elongation"
fabric, which brings many new benefits to the screen printing process. Here we
mainly introduce low-elongation monofilament polyester fabric as this is what
we are producing now. Monofilament Polyester is woven from yarn that is
extruded from heated polyester into a single thread. The extruded thread is the
spun to a precise diameter. Conventional monofilament polyester screen fabric
will elongate under tension: the higher the tension level, the more the thread
can stretch. At excessive tension levels, the thread reaches its "plastic
deformation" point, and the screen will no longer hold tension. Monofilament polyester is still suitable for non-critical
printing applications. In recent years, however, it has been eclipsed by a new
development in thread technology: Low-Elongation Polyester. Low-Elongation
Polyester is what we are producing now in a wide range of mesh counts, and our
products offer significant advantages over the traditional monofilament
polyester:
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Polyester Printing Screen Fabric is one of the most
advanced high-tech fabric products in 1990s for screen printing.
Polyester was introduced to the screen printing market
over 40 years ago and quickly replaced traditional silk as the fabric of choice
among screen printers all over the world. It is a material that is uniquely
suitable for screen printing because of its tensile strength, elastic memory
and resistance to chemicals, abrasion heat and moisture.
Faster tensioning without
damage to the threads