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Screen printing—also known as silk screening or serigraphy—is a versatile printing technique used to transfer ink onto a surface (commonly fabric, paper, or plastic) through a mesh screen, except in areas made impermeable by a stencil.

1. Design Creation
   The design is created digitally, usually using graphic software like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.

2. Screen Preparation
   A mesh screen is coated with a light-sensitive emulsion.

3. Exposure
   The design is printed on a transparent film and placed on the screen. It 's then exposed to light. The light hardens the emulsion, except where the design blocks it.

4. Washing Out
   The unhardened emulsion (the design area) is washed out, leaving a stencil of the image.

5. Printing
   The screen is placed over the material. Ink is spread over the screen using a squeegee, pushing ink through the open mesh onto the surface.

6. Curing
   The printed item is then dried or heat-cured so the ink sets permanently.

• Apparel printing (T-shirts, hoodies)

• Posters and art prints

• Labels and stickers

• Glassware, ceramics, and signage

• Electronics (e.g., circuit boards)

• Durable and long-lasting prints

• Vivid, opaque colors (especially on dark materials)

• Cost-effective for large runs

• Works on a wide variety of materials