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Information: Screen printing involves using a squeegee to force ink through a mesh containing a stencil. The process can be used to print on a wide variety of materials, including fabrics, paper, plastic, glass, and metal. It is frequently used to print on clothing an
ScreenWeb ScreenWeb: Screen printing resource, including news, classified advertising, tips, links, trade show calendar, and other features. (Screen Printing) http://www.screenweb.com/
U. S. Screen Printing Institute U. S. Screen Printing Institute: Information resource for the screen printing and apparel decorators community. News, events and trade shows. Technical articles, buyer's guide and links to companies and organizations. (Screen Printing) http://www.usscreen.com/
Screen Printing Screen Printing: Detailed information about the process and its most common uses. Provided by the Printers' National Environmental Assistance Center. (Screen Printing) http://www.pneac.org/printprocesses/screen/
Solutions School of Screenprinting Solutions School of Screenprinting: Offers training workshops about the process, addressing print quality, productivity and profitability. Information, calendar, and fees. (Screen Printing) http://tasp.home.texas.net/school.html
aaartshirts.com aaartshirts.com: Offers basic training, an e-book for sale and custom screen printing. (Screen Printing) http://www.aaartshirts.com
CD Tees Software CD Tees Software: Sells industry related software, a reference guide to screen printing T-Shirts. Includes product descriptions and distributor list. Also offers royalty free clip art. (Screen Printing) http://www.t-quoter.com
Screenprinters Radio Screenprinters Radio: Radio station for screenprinters. Broadcasting interviews, industry news, calendar of events, tips and tricks, online training seminars, product reviews and feature articles. (Screen Printing) http://www.screenprintersradio.com
Solutions Journal Solutions Journal: Online magazine for the screen printing industry. (Screen Printing) http://www.solutionsjournal.com
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Information: Screen printing involves using a squeegee to force ink through a mesh containing a stencil. The process can be used to print on a wide variety of materials, including fabrics, paper, plastic, glass, and metal. It is frequently used to print on clothing an
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