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** Our printout was not very dense due to a broken/out-of-ink printer
 
** Our printout was not very dense due to a broken/out-of-ink printer
 
* Expose the screen
 
* Expose the screen
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** Place the screen with the flat side down on a horizontal surface
 
** Place the printed transparent foil onto the screen
 
** Place the printed transparent foil onto the screen
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** Mount a UV lamp lighting downwards with ca. 1 meter distance
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** We used the IR+UV lamp from the Chemielabor. Note! The UV lamp won't work lighting downwards, for some reason. Alternative setup: tape the transparent foil to the screen with _transparent_ tape. Cover the backside with something non-reflective.

Version vom 23. Juni 2009, 20:26 Uhr

Notes from screen printing testout session 23.06.09:

  • Material bought from Wöco:
    • FIXME
  • Sensitize emulsion:
    • Fill up the small sensitizer bottle with water
    • Add to the box with emulsion
    • Stir well
  • Coat screen with emulsion
    • Do this away from bright light or sunlight
    • Use the "squeegee" to coat the screen with emulsion
    • Do this from both sides repeatedly to get an even coverage and an even surface as a result
  • Dry the coated screen (this will taka 30-60 minutes)
    • Place horizontally in a _dark_ room
    • To speed up, use a fan (occationally using a hairdryer might also help)
  • Prepare the design
    • Design a positive 1-color bitmap image (i.e. what you see is where the ink goes)
    • Print on a transparent foil using as dense ink as possible
    • Our printout was not very dense due to a broken/out-of-ink printer
  • Expose the screen
    • Place the screen with the flat side down on a horizontal surface
    • Place the printed transparent foil onto the screen
    • Mount a UV lamp lighting downwards with ca. 1 meter distance
    • We used the IR+UV lamp from the Chemielabor. Note! The UV lamp won't work lighting downwards, for some reason. Alternative setup: tape the transparent foil to the screen with _transparent_ tape. Cover the backside with something non-reflective.