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Correct and careful handling are the two most important factors in maintaining the life of a screen. Careless handling can destroy a screen's usefulness within seconds and is a major cause of premature screen failure. Another cause of screen failure is improper printer set-up, which leads to bagging of mesh. Proper tension is critical in achieving consistent, precise prints over long production runs. A properly tensioned screen will give excellent peel characteristics at a minimum snap-off setting (Snap off, breakaway, or screen height are terms for the undeflected distance between the screen and the substrate). Minimum snap-off settings reduce screen stretch and subsequent pattern misregistration. Newton gauges measure deflection within a specific amount of area encompassed within the footprint of the gauge while an interior spring applies pressure against the mesh. Therefore recommended Newton's per Centimetre (N/cm) readings for specific mesh are valid for any frame size. |
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