Silk is the traditional material used for screen printing stencils due to its fine mesh and ability to hold ink effectively.

Water-based inks are commonly used in screen printing because they are easy to clean up and dry quickly.

The squeegee is used to apply ink to the screen and force it through the stencil onto the printing surface.

The screen printing frame holds the stencil taut and provides a stable surface for printing.

The flood bar is used to distribute ink evenly across the screen before printing.

Metal screens are commonly used in screen printing due to their durability and ability to withstand the pressure of printing.

The screen printing emulsion is used to coat the screen and create a stencil by blocking areas where ink should not pass through.

The screen printing exposure unit is used to harden the emulsion on the screen using ultraviolet light.

The screen printing washout booth is used to clean the screen after printing by removing excess ink and emulsion.

The screen printing dryer is used to dry the printed material after printing.

The screen printing press is used to apply pressure during printing, transferring the ink from the screen onto the printing surface.

Fabric is a common printing surface for screen printing due to its flexibility and ability to absorb ink well.

The screen printing registration system is used to align multiple layers of a print accurately.

The screen printing pallet is used to hold the printing surface in place during printing.

Screen printing ink additives are used to modify the properties of the ink, such as its viscosity, drying time, and adhesion.