Stencil Cleaning In The Age Of Computer-To-Screen
Manuel Schöllig outlines why optimally coordinated process chemicals help to eliminate process errorsManuel Schöllig outlines why optimally coordinated process chemicals help to eliminate process errors
Year
2014
Company
KIWO / Kissel + Wolf GmbH
Author
Manuel Schöllig
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For several years, in the field of screen-printing, digital direct exposure of printing stencils by means of CtS (computer-to-screen) has increasingly become standard practice.
This is quite understandable; this exposure process is highly standardised and many earlier time-consuming steps, such as film mounting and setting up the vacuum exposure unit, utilised in the production of printing plates have been eliminated.
The end result is that work-flow and quality for screen production can thus be optimised.
Stencil Cleaning In The Age Of Computer-To-Screen
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