This study looks at the effects of drying temperature on screen tension. The results show that drying at higher temperatures created lower tensions on screens before they were printed.

The influence stencil thickness and Rz value have on print quality can be determined through in-plant testing.

Without a doubt, screen tension is key to successful screen printing.

SPTF conducted testing with radiometers to demonstrate how they can be used to measure exposure light distribution, and to show the effects some of the variables have on that distribution.

This chart includes letter heights required for various outdoor viewing distances.

Use a letter-height minimum size of 2 inches … plus one additional inch of letter height for each 25 feet of viewing distance.

We now want to examine which influence the ink has on the printing result, in conventional systems and in comparison to the use of UCR/UCA systems.

The purpose of this paper is to give you the information you need, to choose the correct tools and create monuments, not headaches.