 | Specially formulated ink is applied
using a think stencil to obtain a raised ink effect similar to
an appliqué appearance. |  | Uses a special ink additive to achieve
an imprint with a softer feel than standard silk screening. Provides
a more vintage look and feel. |  | Imprints a design over a much
larger surface area than traditional screens can accommodate.
This can be used for full imprint of clothing as well as for large
wall hangings, banners and more. |
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addition to these screen printing techniques, there are a wide range
of other specialty inks and techniques which can provide an innovative
look and feel to your promotional product from a leather-like finish
to faux zippers and much more. In addition, there are eco-friendly screen
printing options also available.
Call us to find out what technique is best to meet your needs! 
In addition to the price of the specific product being printed, screen printing pricing is influenced by the following factors: - Screen Printing Technique - The specific printing technique will affect the price. For example, basic spot printing will typically be among the lowest cost options while all over printing and Simulated Process printing will be among the higher priced techniques. Often, the pricing associated with the technique will be influenced by the number of screens and coverage areas.
- Coverage Area - The coverage area (e.g. full back, full front, pocket area, sleeve) will affect the price based on application and ink requirements.
- Number of print colors (including white underlay as required) - With most processes, each color is applied as an individual step. Therefore, the more colors that are applied, the more steps to the printing process which will increase the price.
- Number of screens required - In most cases, a separate screen is required for each color (Process Color Printing being the possible exception given its reliance on CMYK colors). For each screen required, a set up charge will typically apply.
Digital Printing Mixed Media |
