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Foam Pad for Exposure Units - 24x20x2in

Ryonet  |  SKU: MFCO-EU24X20X2
$4195
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Enhance your screen printing process with this essential 2" foam pad designed specifically for 20x24in and 25x36in exposure units. The high-density foam ensures perfect contact between screen and transparency, resulting in sharper, more detailed burns. Improve your stencil quality and achieve professional results with this simple yet crucial darkroom accessory.

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Riley Hopkins 360 screen printing press set up with multiple screens in vibrant colors, ready for multi-color printing. A printed shirt with a detailed, colorful design is positioned on the platen, showcasing the precision and versatility of the screen printing process.

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Person holding a scoop coater filled with bright blue emulsion, positioned next to a screen ready for coating. The setup highlights the preparation stage of screen printing, where precision and even coverage are key for creating quality stencils.

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Screen exposure unit with a glowing orange and blue light, holding a screen and Baselayr output film in place. The darkroom setup emphasizes the precision and technology used to create sharp, detailed stencils for screen printing.

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Foam Pad for Exposure Units - 24x20x2in

$4195
Enhance your screen printing process with this essential 2" foam pad designed specifically for 20x24in and 25x36in exposure units. The high-density foam ensures perfect contact between screen and transparency, resulting in sharper, more detailed burns. Improve your stencil quality and achieve professional results with this simple yet crucial darkroom accessory.
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