Want to let your customers know how you’re choosing the planet? We’ve officially launched a collection of printable assets designed to highlight your use of eco-friendly Screen Algae Ink. Whether...
What does it mean to print with purpose? For Joe Grennan of Biota Mfg in Reno, Nevada, it means looking at every supply in the shop and asking how it...
Happy Earth Day, screen printers! When you think about "going green" in your screen printing shop, it is easy to assume it means extra work or higher costs. The truth...
A NEW KIND OF BLACK FOR A BETTER FUTURE What most people see as simple algae, Living Ink transforms into a high-performance, water-based ink that’s carbon negative by design. From...
Decided you're ready to kick the aerosol can? Don't blame you. Who wants to inhale chemicals from a spray adhesive? Plus, a spray adhesive gets everywhere — you, your glasses (if you wear...
Ready to start screen printing? It's a big jump, but it's so worth it. To build your shop, you will need to obtain some equipment and supplies. Our Sales and...
Reclaiming isn’t the most fun part of the screen printing process. With all the scrubbing, waiting, rinsing, and scrubbing some more, it can become a tiresome task. It doesn’t have...
Emulsion remover removes emulsion. Seems simple, right? This chemical reclaims stencils faster with a concentrated emulsion remover solution. The chemistry breaks down emulsion when applied to a screen, and can be used in...
Each printer has their own unique story of why they got into screen printing. Some wanted to start their own clothing line. Others found it as a way to make...
Single-use plastic is wasteful. Every year, more and more plastic ends up in landfills, waterways, oceans, and even our bodies. It’s almost impossible to get away from single-use plastic in...
It’s no secret that some screen printing chemicals are hazardous to your health. Safer alternatives are out there. If you’re looking for chemicals that are kind to your body and...
The screen printing process creates waste, particularly in the form of inks, emulsions, and the chemicals used to clean them off screens and tools. Some of this waste is hazardous....
Let’s face it. Screen printing is dirty, messy, and toxic at times. From the chemicals, garment manufacturers, chemical waste, to water pollution, screen printing has a long road ahead to becoming...