Screen Cap

Screen Cap is a capillary photo stencil film. Some times also called Direct Film. The advantage of Capillary film over direct emulsion is the speed of producing a stencil ready to expose with a consistent film thickness . The disadvantage of Capillary film is its cost and difficulty in adhering the film to the mesh. See Technical Data Sheet for methods of application and recommended film thicknesses.

ScreenCut GT 1077

Screen Cut is a hand or cad cut film that adheres to the mesh to produce a stencil. Screen Cut is ideal for producing simple stencils in the fastest possible time. It is also the perfect solution for printers who don't have the facilities to use photographic emulsions or capillary film. The film has a blue colour and produces a solvent resistant stencil. The film is cut, weeded, and then adhered to the mesh with a solvent adhesive. We do not currently stock a cutting film suitable for water based printing inks.

Coating Troughs

We stock many sizes of coating troughs. The unique aspect of the coating trough is that they have a double coating edge. This allows for thin or thick coats of emulsionto be applied to the mesh.

Azo Coat S GT 2000

This premier duo-cure photopolymer emulsion was formulated for UV, solvent and water based inks. Azo Coat S will produce a hard wearing stencil with excellent definition, the emulsion is ideal for line or fine halftones. The emulsion has a fast to medium exposure time. The other advantage of this emulsion is that it is very easy to reclaim.

Azo Coat T GT 2002

This textile duo-cure photopolymer emulsion was formulated for plastisol and water based inks. Azo Coat T will produce a hard wearing stencil with good definition, the emulsion is ideal for line work. The emulsion has a thicker consistency which is ideal for coarser meshes. The emulsion has a fast to medium exposure time. The other advantage of this emulsion is that it is very easy to reclaim.