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Screen
Printing - Is It Outdated In The Digital
Age?
16 July, 2007 by PSI
“T-shirt screen
printing is one of the longest lasting manual print processes.
While many forms of print production have moved into the
digital age textile screen printing for apparel has stood
the test of time as the most cost effective method of printing
on to t-shirts.
With the inception of heat transfers and direct to garment
digital printing, and the consistantly improved ability
to digitally print on to dark t-shirts, it would be easy
to assume that the manual screen printing process will die
out. While the digital methods are a fantastic and cost
effective solution for short runs of t-shirts with a high
color content it is still far more cost effective to screen
print on larger runs of t-shirts.
Rather than see the digital t-shirt printing advances as
a threat, screen printers should see them as an added opportunity
to offer services and capture customers that perhaps they
couldn't previously. When that kid comes in with a full
color photo of their favorite band and wants to print it
on a shirt, in the past we would have had to turn them away.
With the advent of the digital processes we are now able
to offer them that service of a one off full color t-shirt
and with the right equipment, even on a black t-shirt!!
So rather than fear these digital advances I believe screen
printing professionals should embrace the added revenue
they can bring to their existing businesses and the plethora
of new products they can now offer.
I think it will be a long time before a digital print on
1000 t-shirts will be a cheaper and longer lasting option
than a screen printed image.”
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