Silk Screen Fritted Glass

Specification of Silk Screen Fritted Glass

Overview of the Silk Screen Printing Process on Glass

1. Design Preparation: The first step is to create or obtain the desired design that will be printed on the glass. This design is typically created digitally or on a transparent film.

2. Screen Preparation: A mesh screen is coated with a light-sensitive emulsion, and the prepared design is then transferred onto the screen. The areas where ink should pass through are left open, while non-printing areas are blocked.

3. Exposure and Developing: The screen is exposed to light, and the emulsion hardens in the exposed areas. The unexposed areas remain water-soluble. After exposure, the screen is washed, revealing the design in the mesh.

4. Printing: The glass is placed on a flat surface, and the prepared screen is positioned over it. Ink is then applied to the screen, and a squeegee is used to push the ink through the open areas of the mesh onto the glass. This process is repeated for each color in the design.

5. Drying: After printing, the glass is allowed to dry. The drying process may be natural or accelerated using heat or other drying methods.

6. Curing: To ensure the durability of the printed design, the glass is often subjected to a curing process. This process may involve exposing the glass to heat to set the ink and make it more resistant to wear, scratching, and environmental factors.

7. Quality Inspection: The final printed glass is inspected for quality, ensuring that the design is accurately transferred, colors are vibrant, and the glass meets the desired specifications. Evergreen silk screen printing glass use environmental ink and color fresh.

Advantage of Silk Screen Printing Glass

1. Customization: It allows for the creation of intricate and customized designs, including logos, patterns, or detailed images.

2. Versatility: Silk screen printing can be applied to various types of glass, including clear, tinted, or textured glass.

3. Durability: The cured ink provides durability and resistance to wear, ensuring that the printed design remains intact over time.

4. Aesthetics: It enhances the visual appeal of glass surfaces, making them suitable for both functional and decorative applications.

This technique is widely used in the production of architectural glass, interior design elements, signage, and various other applications where decorative and customized glass is desired.