Kissel + Wolf Australia provides comprehensive screen-printing solutions including products, services, and expert support. Our range includes inks, chemicals, films, adhesives, equipment, and more to meet any Screen-printing need.
We offer a full screen service from manufacturing new frames to screen re-mesh and imaging. Trust our experienced team for expert advice and support.
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Textile Screen-printing
Graphic/Industrial Screen-printing
Graphic/Industrial Screen-printing
Post-print
Screen Washing Systems
Drying Solutions
Post-print
FAQ's
Not at all! While Screen-printing has a strong presence in the textile industry, it's also used for printing on paper, glass, plastics, and even ceramics.
Yes, Screen-printing can create textured and raised effects by using special inks, additives, or multiple layers of ink. This technique adds depth and tactile appeal to the prints, enhancing their visual impact.
Absolutely! Screen-printing can work with a wide range of ink types, including water-based, plastisol, discharge, and even specialty inks like metallics and glow-in-the-dark. This versatility allows for diverse creative possibilities.
Certainly! Screen-printing is a popular choice for producing custom clothing labels. It allows brands to add their logo, care instructions, and other details directly onto the garment, ensuring a professional and personalised touch.
Yes, Screen-printing is utilised in specialty applications like printed electronics and circuit board manufacturing. The precise control over ink deposition and the ability to print on various substrates make it suitable for such technical applications.
Yes, Screen-printing can be a fantastic method for fine art reproduction. It allows artists to replicate their original artwork with fidelity, capturing details, textures, and colours accurately. Many artists appreciate the unique qualities that Screen-printing brings to their reproductions.
Absolutely! Screen-printing can handle large-scale production efficiently. Once the screens are set up, the printing process itself can be relatively quick, making it suitable for producing a high volume of items within a short timeframe.
It can be, as each colour requires a separate screen and pass. However, technological advancements have streamlined the process considerably.
While Screen-printing is commonly associated with flat surfaces, it can also be adapted for curved and three-dimensional objects. With the right techniques and equipment, Screen-printing can transform a variety of objects into customised pieces of art.
Screen-printing boasts remarkable durability, making it a popular choice for items that experience frequent handling or exposure to the elements. The ink used in Screen-printing penetrates the surface, creating a bond that withstands wear and tear.