Specialty Screen Printing Inks
Specialty Screen Printing Inks
Sometimes screen printing isn’t enough by itself. Specialty inks provide a unique print with effects that truly stand out. Whether it’s the soft, light print of Fashion Soft inks or the heavy, raised print of High Density inks, your screen printed apparel can be customized even further with specialty inks.
At Stylus Apparel we are known for our specialty printing and embroidery techniques. Our screen printing division team are leaders in printing special effects. We attend seminars and conferences to see new technologies and inks available. Stylus Apparel also experiments with combining specialty inks to take the printed garment one level further in uniqueness.
Other Services
- Dye Sublimation Printing
- Blank Apparel Sublimation Printing
- Cut & Sew Dye-Sublimation
- Screen Printing
- Standard Plastisol
- Water Based & Discharge
- Foil Printing
- Specialty Inks
- Woven Fabric Labels
- Embroidery
- Direct Embroidery
- 3D Puff Embroidery
- Tackle Twill & Applique
- Patches
- Custom Cut & Sew Manufacturing
- Pattern & Grading
- Sampling & Production
Screen Printing Specialty Inks
Why Choose Screen Printing Specialty Inks?
What Are Screen Printing Specialty Inks?
Screen printing specialty inks are designed to add flair and uniqueness to any project. These inks come in a variety of finishes, such as glitter, metallic, and glow-in-the-dark options. Because they stand out visually, specialty inks are perfect for creating eye-catching designs. However, it’s important to choose the right ink based on the material you’re printing on, so always check compatibility.
How Do Specialty Inks Improve Your Designs?
Making your prints pop is easy with screen printing specialty inks. For example, metallic inks can give a luxurious feel to t-shirts or posters. But if you want something truly unique, consider using puff inks that create a raised texture. So, whether you're aiming for visual appeal or tactile interest, specialty inks have got you covered. Plus, these inks often dry quickly, which speeds up production time.
Tips for Using Specialty Inks Effectively
Using specialty inks effectively requires some practice, but the results are worth it. Start by testing small batches to ensure the ink behaves as expected on your chosen fabric or surface. And remember, not all screens work well with every type of specialty ink, so adjust mesh counts accordingly. Because specialty inks sometimes need curing at higher temperatures, make sure your equipment is ready for the task. With these tips, you’ll achieve stunning outcomes every time.