trying to find pre-coated screen scrolls?
when I was in high school and work through the program in communication Boces graph, using another type of screen printing I can not seem to find anywhere. wine tastings on a roll and was colored green, and cut the size unroled its design. the screen has been previously emulsified then just take a design printed in black and white and placed in the back of the screen and ran into the box looked a bit like a printer. when the two came just peeled back the image and the emulsion is released into the blck leaving its image on the screen. then all you had to do was to frame and print. I have not seen any of these things, because neither the selection lists or machines. I do not remember the name of the machine has been since the late 90 … any suggestions? thanks in advance …
Sounds like a print Gocco machine. Those were awesome! They are a product of Japan (currently only sold in Japan, even if you may very well in other countries through eBay) previously found in different styles and varieties. Which had sounds like a top model. They are not really "screen", although the process does not involve printing through a screen. By Unfortunately, the market began some time ago and the company that manufactures stopped making spare parts and ink (see: http://www.savegocco.com/). Still there are tons of supplies in 1980 and 1990 form, however, and while supplies last you can very well online. The machines are a little harder to find. On eBay now, there are only a few "mini" versions http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=160642&item=130381465817 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI. dll? ViewItem & category = 11785 & item = 290414372820
Basic Screen Printing – Step 2 – Machine Overview
