Phone case produce process - silk printing process

Silk-screen printing is one of the most popular printing techniques, and is the most-used by companies when printing designs onto products of different sizes and materials.

It has been used for more than 100 years in the commercial and artistic sector and is mainly used for printing images and designs on T-shirts, tote bags, paper, wood, ceramics and other materials.

There are different types of silk-screen printing, depending on the aim and the printing process used. Among them, we can find silk printing on phone case is good option.

In order to print using the silk-screen printing technique, different materials are used. The frame is placed on the Phone covers and with the help of a scraper the colours are screened (one layer for each colour, up to a maximum of four colours).

Whenever applying a layer with the frame ink, it is left to dry and then can be used for another application.

In spite of its craftsmanship in recent years, silk-screen printing has become more modern, and there is now ink and machinery available that enables us to obtain results of superfine quality.

For this reason, nowadays there are more and more companies that decide to adopt silk-screen printing when creating phone covers with their logo.

What are the benefits of silk-screen printing?

- Excellent quality-price ratio for large print runs

- Perfect colour reproduction

- Durability of personalised items

- Printouts that are resistant to many washing procedures

Silk-screen printing is recommended for designs of up to four spot colours, for example logos, phrases and simple graphic designs. For short runs and more complex printouts such as photographs or designs with gradations, digital printing is recommended.