Mass production of wire mesh

Jane Willey's definition of screen printing magazine's silk screen workshop for efficient production is: to meet the requirements of screen printing in terms of quantity and quality at the lowest cost, regardless of any impact on screen production emergencies, should have Resilience. In order to meet the needs of wire mesh production, it is necessary to know the exact number of screens to be made, to have a large enough work space, to have the ability to handle emergency situations faster, and to predict the ability of wire mesh production, and to make each time Operation is predictable. But in the real world, such a perfect screen shop almost does not exist. In fact, the problems that arise in the printing production process often start from the screen-making workshop. The neglect and unconcern of the screen-making workshop has hidden potential problems for the production of high-quality silk screens that meet the printing requirements. Many factors in the screen manufacturing process are so unstable that screen shop workers do not know how to operate to produce silk screens that meet the requirements. This is mainly due to the lack of controllability during repeated production. A simple investigation was conducted on some low-to-mid-range screen-making workshops: Most of the workshops were scattered in the layout of the workshop, there was not enough light, most of them had no temperature and humidity control, there was water in the ground, there was a lot of mess, there was no clear Workflow mode. Under such circumstances, how can we expect effective, high-quality production? Mesh is what we often say in print. To print high quality products repetitively, a stable, accurate and durable frame, mesh, and stencil are necessary. In addition, the screen-making workshop should also have the ability to provide high-quality screens with an accurate number of meshes and a complex size. Therefore, if the screen shop does not have enough space, outdated equipment, and no necessary control procedures, the large-scale screen-making workshop will never meet the increasing demand for complex artwork and the ever-expanding production scale. . This is especially true for those factories that print on clothing. Their production is usually large, and a little bit of error can significantly lengthen the printing time. So how to get a better level of screen production? How to increase production efficiency? First you need to determine your workshop production capacity. Many variables determine the size of the workshop's production capacity, and several factors can be determined as constants to reduce the excessive variable factors in the screen-making process. This is a very important solution. In this way, by controlling various variables and constantly improving the production environment and conditions, the production efficiency and production quality of the screen shop can be improved, the screen printing requirements can be achieved, and the product quality can be controlled and reproducible.