
4 Conveyor Dryer Mistakes Screen Printers Should Avoid
Curing is one of the most critical steps in the screen printing process—and one of the easiest to mess up. Even if your artwork, screens, and inks are flawless, undercured...
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Curing is one of the most critical steps in the screen printing process—and one of the easiest to mess up. Even if your artwork, screens, and inks are flawless, undercured...
At Riley Hopkins, we don’t make fluff. We build machines that do work—day in, day out. With over 40 years of experience, we’ve helped printers turn their passion into production with...
Are you ready to experience increased output, faster production, and consistent cures? It’s time for a conveyor dryer. Conveyor dryers are more efficient at curing than flash dryers or heat presses...
Should you use a donut probe or a laser temperature thermometer gun to check for the proper cure? Both methods are commonly found in the screen printing trade. But is one better than the...
Every shop needs a flash unit. They’re a useful tool — flashing or gelling ink, curing ink and warming up that grilled cheese you’ve been looking forward to eating for lunch. A...
Curing your prints is one of the last steps of the screen printing process, but it is one of the most important steps. Ink needs to be cured properly so...
Print expert and FN-INK™ Puff enthusiast Colin Huggins went live on Friday to answer frequently asked questions about this rad 3D ink. If you missed the live stream, don’t worry:...
Learning the trade of screen printing never stops. No matter if you print in your spare bedroom or are outgrowing your 8 color press, there’s always more to learn. Want a...
A flash dryer is a versatile piece of equipment and can be used in many ways, no matter how small your shop is. Curing with a flash dryer takes a...
Dryers can cost a pretty penny, especially when you're starting to build your shop. Many screen printers use their flash dryers to cure. Flash dryers get the job done, but...