Emulsion vs. Capillary Film
As a screen printer, you make screens on a regular basis. For your stencil making, we’d like to know if you coat your screens with emulsion, capillary film, or use both on a regular basis.
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Build Your Own Exposure Unit
Build it yourself and save. Safe, simple, and affordable. An easy to build and use exposure unit for making high quality stencils for screen printing. Ideal for exposing screen sizes of 24″ X 20″ or less. For only $9.99, purchase and download our “Build Your Own Exposure Unit Plans” pdf Ebook. Our “How-To” Ebook has numerous photos and includes where to obtain all of the parts. Videos show the easy assembly and operation of the unit.
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Capillary Film
Capillary film: A light sensitive film used to create a stencil that when applied to a screen with water adheres to the mesh by capillary action.
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How to Make a Stencil Without Emulsion
This REVOLUTIONARY, HIGHLY EFFICIENT, STENCIL – MAKING SYSTEM expedites the process by ELIMINATING the need for:
· a film positive
· emulsion
· capillary film
· exposure time
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Secrets of Printing T-Shirts Course Summary–Emulsions & Capillary Film
SOPT Emulsion & Cap Film Smry
