SYLLABUS
Revision and application of the knowledge of the course Screen Printing I.
Color Separations and prepress operations for the reproduction of pseudo-tone subjects.
Methods of creating a printing subject on screen printing plates, phototransferring them, and the process of developing plates for high-end reproductions.
Construction of plates and use of instruments for checking the tension of the gauze, and suitability of the plates for printing operations.
Printing using epoxy inks on smooth rigid substrates. Taking safety and health measures when handling both epoxy and solvent inks when reproducing pseudo-tonal subjects.
Materials and density regulators in the original inks used with the use of additional plasticisers, resins, pigments, etc.
Preparation and printing with inks on light-coloured fabrics.
Procedure for recycling printing plates and methods of checking their suitability for subsequent use. CT Screen technologies, and developments in printing machines in terms of modern data (shape, material, surfaces) and automation.
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