The screen printing technique applied on your fancy labels has recently been preferred in Braille Alphabet (Visually Impaired Alphabet) prints.

It consists of applying paint from a framed silk fabric to the raw material. First, the areas other than the pictures, texts or figures embroidered on silk fabric with sieve feature are covered. Then, the dye is moved over the silk, allowing it to pass onto the desired ground.

5th printing method in flexible packaging; It is a screen printing made with a perforated mold. In screen printing, the density of the ink is in the consistency of paint. These inks are solution types that require heat and air to dry. In addition, UV inks are adapted to screen printing. The printing medium is a photomechanically developed synthetic tissue to protect the non-printed areas. The curtain is placed in a silk frame and ink is put inside the frame. The rubber roller, a movable tool, allows ink to pass through the holes in the curtain onto the packaging material. The hallmarks of screen printing are heavy ink layer, outstanding color capacity and inexpensive preparation. This printing method is used when testing and packaging market materials requires different ink properties.