YOU ASKED. THIS IS THE VIDEO DEMO.
THESE ARE THE TOOLS YOU NEED TO SIMPLIFY THE SCREEN COATING PROCESS
Add sensitizer to emulsion and then let stand so bubbles will
disappear.
3 - Scoop Coater that has a rounded and sharp side and an angle piece
that enables you to tip and rock and shear in one smooth motion.
I want to point out that, generally, you’ll be working with this in a
light safe environment. For demo purposes, I’m going to work a bit quickly and
then move to a dark light area for screen drying.
STEPS TO COATING A SCREEN FRAME
To begin, pour emulsion into scoop coater without over-filling and then
begin to coat the non-squeegee side of the screen frame.
The reason that it’s important to start on the non-squeegee side of the
frame is because you want to have the build-up on the bottom or non-squeegee
side of the frame.
Move scoop coater straight up the frame and then shear off at the top.
REPEAT.
Next, turn screen around and coat the squeegee side. REPEAT.
Place frame in a horizontal position in a light safe drying rack to
dry.
Once dry, the next phase will be
to expose the screen. And, that will be Part 2 in the series, EXPOSING AND DEVELOPING SCREENS 101A.
Really appreciate you watching our demo. If you need more info and have
questions, please contact us at 651-686-5027 x 4 OR info@rhinotechinc.com. We
look forward to working with you.
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