Photosensitive emulsions

Precise preparation of screen-printing matrices requires the right chemicals to ensure the durability and quality of the prints. In this category, photosensitive emulsions are available to produce clear and detailed patterns on different types of screen. Choosing the right chemistry for screen printing affects the quality and durability of the prints obtained. Photosensitive emulsions allow for both standard and specialised designs, such as relief printing or 3D effects.

Properties of photosensitive emulsions

Photosensitive emulsions offer exceptional precision in the reproduction of detail, which is important for advanced graphic design. Their high resistance to chemicals ensures long-lasting use of the matrices, and their versatility allows them to be used with a variety of inks. As a result, clear and durable prints can be achieved on a variety of surfaces.

Thanks to the use of modern technology, these emulsions guarantee not only excellent print quality, but also ease of matrix preparation. The application process is intuitive and fast, allowing for efficient time management. These products are also environmentally friendly, an added advantage for environmentally conscious users. In other categories, we offer solvent-based inks, thinners and other useful products for printing studios. Feel free to contact us for expert advice and detailed information on the Screentex range.

Preparation of screen printing templates

We offer photosensitive emulsions for the preparation of screen printing templates. Among others, we offer universal, hybrid photosensitive emulsions that are designed for printing with solvent, water-based and plastisol inks. We also offer light-sensitive polymer emulsions, which are designed for high printing, 3D printing and the Braillee effect. When preparing stencils, it is important to choose the right parameters such as mesh density or colour.

We offer efficient products from the best manufacturers. Our emulsions are resistant to the ingredients of screen printing fabrics. The emulsion should be applied several times in a thin layer on the screen, first on the printing side and then on the ink glazing side. The matrix should then be dried and cured with ultraviolet light, followed by a cleaning rinse treatment only for those meshes that have not been cured. We recommend a test approach before using any product.