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Plastisol Screen Printing in Kearney

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Plastisol Apparel Printing Company Near You

Plastisol is the traditional style of printing. Inks are thicker and rougher than our standard printing, and the ink sits on top of the shirt. These inks can be printed on any garment or fabric and work best in small print areas. Plastisol screen printing inks are typically used on all blended tees in place of our Standard inks.

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What are the Advantages of Plastisol Printing?

Durability

Plastisol screen printing is known for its long-lasting durability. The ink sits on top of the fabric, creating a design that won’t fade or crack easily, even after many washes. This makes it ideal for work uniforms, sportswear, or any apparel that needs to stand the test of time.

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Bold Colors

Plastisol inks produce vibrant, bold colors that stand out, even on darker garments. This makes it the go-to choice when you need your designs to pop with high contrast and visual appeal, ensuring your message gets noticed.

Versatility on Different Fabrics

One of the major advantages of plastisol is its ability to work on a wide range of fabric types, from cotton to polyester. This versatility ensures that no matter the material, your design will look great and hold up well over time.

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Cost-Effective for Large Orders

Plastisol printing is perfect for bulk orders, making it a cost-effective option for businesses, schools, or organizations that need large quantities of custom apparel. The more you order, the lower the cost per item, making it ideal for events and promotions.

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Premium Standard

A special hybrid style of shirt printing resulting in bright colors and soft prints.

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Discharge Printing

A method of shirt printing using waterbased ink to achieve soft prints on dark shirts.

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Waterbase Printing

Similar to discharge, but for white and light garments. Super soft prints unite!

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Premium Standard

A special hybrid style of shirt printing resulting in bright colors and soft prints.

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Discharge Printing

A method of shirt printing using waterbased ink to achieve soft prints on dark shirts.

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Plastisol Printing

Traditional screen printing at it’s finest. Thicker, vibrant prints that sit on top of the shirt.

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Foil Printing

Sheets of foil are heat-pressed on top of Plastisol prints to make your shirts pop!

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Process Printing

Sometimes called Simulated Process, this is for full-color images or photographs.

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Plastisol Printing

Traditional screen printing at it’s finest. Thicker, vibrant prints that sit on top of the shirt.

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Foil Printing

Sheets of foil are heat-pressed on top of Plastisol prints to make your shirts pop!

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The Plastisol Screen Printing Process

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Design Approval

The process begins with approving your design. Plastisol works best with bold designs, so we ensure your artwork is optimized for vivid and long-lasting prints.

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Screen Preparation

Screens are created for each color in your design. Plastisol printing requires precise setup to ensure that each layer aligns perfectly for a clean, vibrant result.

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Printing and Curing

Plastisol ink is applied to the garment, layer by layer. Each layer is then cured under high heat to ensure the ink adheres well to the fabric, providing a durable, bold finish.

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Final Check

After curing, we inspect the garments for color vibrancy and print quality. Once approved, your products are ready for use or distribution.

Plastisol Screen Printing FAQs

  • What is plastisol screen printing?

    Plastisol screen printing uses plastisol inks, which sit on top of the fabric for bright, durable prints.

  • Why choose plastisol screen printing?

    Plastisol inks are highly versatile, providing vibrant colors and excellent durability.

  • Can plastisol inks be used on different fabrics?

    Yes, plastisol inks work well on various fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and blends.

  • How do plastisol prints hold up over time?

    Plastisol prints are known for their longevity and resistance to fading and cracking.

  • What is the typical turnaround time for plastisol screen printing orders?

    Turnaround times vary based on the order but are generally prompt.






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