The difference between silicone product printing and screen printing.

It is well known that silicone products are a green and environmentally friendly product that is popular in European and American countries. However, some silicone products require logos or patterns on the outer surface to leave a certain impression on consumers and deepen their understanding of the product brand.

Screen printing is the final process carried out after the formation of silicone products. Screen printing mainly uses screen printing, which is different from oil printing and color printing. The main tools are screen printing and oil brush. Screen printing is a pattern made of iron or wood frame, and this pattern is to be screen printed onto the silicone product. When screen printing products, align the screen with the desired printing surface of the product, apply ink on the screen, and the ink will leak from the gaps of the screen pattern onto the silicone product to form the corresponding pattern. Then put it in the oven to dry, and the temperature should not be too high. Depending on the product, the baking time and temperature generally vary.

Compared to pattern printing, screen printing can produce slightly more complex patterns and can also be used for multi-color printing. Compared to silk screen printing, mold printing is much simpler. Mold printing does not require a second process to complete, and can be directly formed with the product in one go. Mold printing can only make some relatively simple patterns, such as logos, which can be made through molds and directly formed. Screen printing and die printing also have different processing costs. Relatively speaking, screen printing costs are much higher. From a cost perspective, the choice between the two can be made according to the complexity of the image.