Monofilament Polyester Screen Fabric

This white, anti-halo monofilament polyester is especially good for 4-color process and close-tolerance screen printing. It's excellent for fine detail. The fabric is uniformly woven of the finest polyester monofilament thread.

Multifilament Polyester Screen Fabric

This synthetic white fabric is constructed similarly to silk but with better uniformity. Compared to silk, it offers extreme durability, yet has a lower price.

Orange Monofilament Polyester Screen Fabric

For photographic screen process. Ensures a sharp reproduction of fine lines and letters, even half-tones. Some white fabric may reflect light, causing a halo effect. 42" wide.

Speedball Screen Printing Fabric

This pre-cut, multifilament polyester fabric is large enough to replace the screen in a 10" × 14" frame. Each package contains six 12" × 16" sheets of 12xx mesh fabric. Speedball Screen Printing Fabric is also available in 5 yard lengths.

NEW! Westcott/C-Thru Halftone Screen Finder

Determine the screen counts of halftone reproductions up to 200 lines per inch with the Halftone Screen Finder by Westcott/C-Thru. Design and layout scales of picas and inches are included, plus a handy screen value chart.

AWT Fabric Cleaning Brush

For cleaning screen fabrics. Stiff plastic bristles work cleaning agents into material to work up a "tooth" for best film adhesion. Bristles are set in wood block.

AWT Safe-T-Wash Screen Wash-Up

Screen wash-up dissolves all ink systems efficiently with a minimum of time and effort. Meets standards for safe and effective cleaning of all inks used in the printing process of screen printing.

EZ Air Silkscreen Cleaner

This non-solvent citric acid formula is highly effective for cleaning plastisols and waterbased inks from screens. It is safe for the user and the environment.

Naz-Dar Non-Stop 90 Instant Screen Opener

For dissolving inks. Spray on dried-on area of screen. For all solvent-based screen printing inks. (Not for lacquer-based stencils).

Sprayway Screen Opener

Sprayway Screen Opener opens up dried-up ink areas, preventing screen clogging without leaving a film. It is best used with plastisol inks, and only on screens made with photographic (direct or indirect) stencils or lacquer-proof knife-cut films.