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Hi, I do not know where that artwork is. What I do suggest is that, for testing only, go to Google Search and type in Hi Resolution pictures (and the name of what you want... Horses, Anime, Dog. Then click on images.) If you need help with the settings on your GP let us know via call or email. Thanks!

It is mesh laminated to a PET coating. Both are recyclable if you choose to. The Thermal Head melts the PET coating with amazing detail!

Hi Danielle! Please email me at sales@xpresscreen.com. Thanks!

Hi, I am not sure as this mesh is a liitle bit thicker because the PET coating (instead of emulsion) is already laminated to the mesh. We have never tried it.

Hi Rich, It uses the Riso Master rolls. They are a mesh laminated with a PVC coating to create the stencil. You can email us at Sales@xpresscreen.com for more info.

Hello! it is the Goccopro QS2536

You have to use our Goccopro mesh for any of our Digital Screen Makers. It won't work with traditonal mesh

Hola! mandeme un correo electronico a Hescobar@xpresscreen.com. Yo le puedo mandar mas informacion.

In this video we are using our Riso 120 QS Mesh. It has mesh on one side and a PET coating laminated to the other side.It is used for Thermal Screen making with our QS200 and QS2536.

Hi Wild X West, You can order the mesh with the image burned. You will have to re-stretch the mesh over you frames. Keep in mind that if it is multiple color with tight registration it will be difficult to do as the mesh may distort slightly when you re-stretch it. You can call into our office for more details. 800-597-9530. Thanks!!

Hi Bosun, thank you for your question. There are several reasons. The image area for the MiScreen is A3 but that is nearly and edge to edge print which might difficult with off contact on the 12" x 17" plastic frame. With a double stencil you can increase your squeegee and print area, you can move the image further up the frame to make left crests easier to print, and the metal frame will give you a higher tension to print with.

Since the dry thermal system is based on a low tension system you will need to increase your off contact slightly to help clear out the screen. On an auto press you will go from around 5mm to 6 or 7 mm of off-contact. On a manual press add another 1-2 mm. We get questions all the time about how we can pull off so many colors at so low of a tension (15 Newtons). 35 Newtons covers a multitude of sins... you don't need HIGH tension you need EQUAL tension!

@@Xpresscreen it seems like more off contact causes you to push harder, and that seems to be causing bleed. I don’t if this Jay I’m talking to but I need some pointers, I’m timid about offering my services to the public b/c I can’t get consistent prints, and the screen is always drying out.🤦🏼‍♂️

The Riso line of exposure units use a mild RIP to generate halftones. No need tp Bitmap... that's old school! You can use grayscale or color... Simply set your LPI (37-200) and Angle (0-90) settings and hit print. The thermal head will remove the PET coating with amazing detail!

It is a heat wand (like a small iron). The frames are coated with a special glue and the heat and pressure from the wand glues the mesh into place.

Our South American Vendor does exactly that. They use wooden frames (on the larger QS Series the mesh is 22.5" wide) and staple it to the frame. The key difference here is that on the QS Series you stretch, then burn. ON the GP and MiScreen you burn, then stretch. I would say that the metal frame with fresh tape will give you about as much tension as a stapled frame. And the small stretch frame will give you much more tension. I hope that helps!

@@Xpresscreen Great, thank you very much for your information, you are very kind.

Hi photoXnotes, thank you for your kind comments! The reel (roll of mesh) is a PET coated mesh that we sell to be used with our Digital Thermal Exposure Units. We have 4 models with the MiScreen being the entry level. The Transfer Paper is a house brand that we sell in 1000 sheet lots. You can call us to order at 1.800.597.9530. Thanks!

Hi! Please send an email to sales@xpresscreen.com for pricing. Thanks!

Hi Rob, Good to hear from you and no offense taken. We have a lot of customers that use your method of tape blotting the ink up. And I agree that if you have a large amount of ink you need to get the bulk of it off first or you will just have a big mess. Jared's video was more for the inevitable thumbprint on the collar or sleeve or pinhole removal. We use Tekmar (TS-3) here and what we see is that most spot cleaning fluids are pretty much the same mix of dry cleaning fluid and the spotting is due more to the material of the garment (tri blends are an absolute crap shoot). With the exhaust vent it quickly dries the high solvent spot remover so you can see if a stain remains. But after that it is exactly what you say... sometimes you can blast it and dilute it out and sometimes it is simply done for. It is a huge labor but I have had OxyClean to get it out of some garments. But if it has Lycra or Spandex in it then there is usually no help.

It certainly is! Please email us at info@xpresscreen.com and we will get you in touch with the dealer in India.

Hi JohnnyG, That is a great questions that I do not have an answer for. Being up for 10 years most certainly generated some comments and comments are not turned off. The only thing I can thing of is that the gentleman in the video does not work here anymore and maybe any comments towards him, about him, etc were deleted.