All Over Screen Printing

All Over Screen Printing

The process of All Over Screen Printing is more complex than one might think.  There are a good number of screen printing companies out there that will tell you that they can do All Over Screen Printing or sometimes called Jumbo Screen Printing.    However, the term “oversized” and/or “jumbo” is a fluid term.  That means that there is no screen printing standard that defines the actual surface print area for All Over Screen Printing.

All Over Screen Printing

So the question becomes, how do you know if the screen printer that you are hiring can truly handle your All Over Screen Printing requirements?

The answer is in having a conversation with your screen printer and asking specific questions about the item being printed, the true seam to seam, wrap around or All Over Screen Printing design questions that you need answered in order to determine if the screen printer that you are considering can handle the work.

AMBRO Manufacturing is based in New Jersey and has been providing high quality screen printing, embroider and sublimation services to the trade for over 30 years.  In addition to our garment decorating skill set, we also offer cut and sew and a variety of other niche service offerings.

One of our specialty areas is All Over Screen Printing.  AMBRO Manufacturing doesn’t have a “standard” definition for All Over Screen Printing either; because we have an in-house machine shop that custom makes screens and pallets when new jumbo screen printing and All Over Screen Printing requirements come across our desk.  Yes, if we can’t print as big as you would like, we tool for it and then we can.

It’s not likely that you’ll ask us to print something large enough that we haven’t already done All Over Screen Printing for, but if you present the challenge, we’ll meet it.

If you are interested in All Over Screen Printing, please consider giving us a call (908) 806-8337 or email us.

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Silk Screen Printing

Silk Screen Printing

The process of taking specialized plastisol based inks, and applying them through a mesh onto fabric, textiles or garments is called Silk Screen Printing.

Screen Printing has been around for a long time but improvements continue to be made each year.  New technologies and advancements help Contract Screen Printing companies like AMBRO Manufacturing to provide high quality Screen Printing services with short turn around times.

Mostly automated, Screen Printing still requires human beings to produce work.  Today’s modern Screen Printing automation is the proper blend of machinery and people.

Silk Screen Printing

The process of Screen Printing involves a screen printing press, silk screens, plastisol based inks, and experience.  Designs are burned into the screens using special UV Light and coatings.  Once rinsed and dried, the screens are loaded on an industrial Screen Printing press, registered and loaded with inks.

Each station on the printing press represents one color of the design and have to be placed on the garment in the appropriate order for the design elements to look as intended.

Screen Printing can be accomplished at home, on manual stations and even with your bear hands, but large scale production of T-Shirts and other garments require significant equipment and space.

Screen Printing is offered in two basic forms.  The first form is standard screen printing that will typically allow for a print area of 16” x 20” and then there is Jumbo Screen Printing or Oversized Screen Printing that is typically 40” x 36” or more. 

Depending on the design elements of the project, one of the two forms of Silk Screen Printing will work for the desired result.  If neither option works for the project, then Custom Dye Sublimation might be the best option.

If you are interested in Silk Screen Printing, please consider giving us a call (908) 806-8337 or email us.

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