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By The Screenflex team, on November 28th, 2007%
That’s right, only Wilflex Oasis Plascharge (plastisol) or Wilflex Oasis Discharge (waterbase) ink has none of the “nasties” that turns off a lot of printers from wanting to print with discharge. Gone are the formaldehyde and the heavy metals.
. . . → Read More: Safe, soft discharge prints without the rotten eggs…
By The Screenflex team, on November 21st, 2007%
This is all about the lessons learned in defending an unsuccessful law suit brought against Screenflex by an equipment manufacturer.
It involved a new but faulty conveyor dryer returned by the printer to Screenflex. Screenflex refunded the . . . → Read More: Screenflex sued but wins… equipment buyers beware!
By The Screenflex team, on November 9th, 2007%
Now that is production productivity! And it is not just hype, it was timed before witnesses. Click on Kathleen for a bigger image if you would like a closer look. The shirt was printed in the Stretch Devices booth at the Orlando SGIA show.
It was achieved with art, equipment and materials available to everyone interested in . . . → Read More: 972 14-colour prints in an hour!
By The Screenflex team, on November 8th, 2007%
We went looking for a superb one-part emulsion that could be manufactured at a great price for our textile screen printers. We also wanted to be the first to introduce artistic and creative labels to our industry. If this industry . . . → Read More: Xpose emulsion, not just a great label.
By The Screenflex team, on November 7th, 2007%
We just cannot let this one slip by without sharing it with our Canadian printers.
Today we had a call from an Ontario printer, it went something like this (names withheld for . . . → Read More: You’re kidding!
By The Screenflex team, on November 4th, 2007%
We have seen so many print shops with resident pets that we just had to feature as many of them as possible. Here is the first of many.
Meet Bailey, the six-year-old Rottweiler who goes to work every day at Images of Colour in Edmonton. Tammy and Darren, who own the company, tell us that his . . . → Read More: Bailey of Images of Colour
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