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| Textile Screen Printing Evaluation - written by Ray Yonish Please do not make a blind guess or randomly select the answers to these questions, as it is a measure of what you know, and not how lucky you are. There are a total of 20 questions. 1) What print process is most widely used for T-Shirt printing?
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Other printing processes can be used in combination with screen to decorate garments.
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In general, what is the highest LPI recommended for screen printing halftones onto textiles.
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A discharge ink is:
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Which ink system is usually used to print onto dark fabrics?
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The recommended mesh count for printing Water based inks is:
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The purpose for printing a Flash White is to improve the highlight detail in an image.
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What ink system is best used on workwear when industrial wash temperatures can reach 90°C
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Which of the following can be used to describe a transfer system?
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It is necessary to heat cure printed water based inks to ensure wash fastness.
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What is ‘Fibrillation'?
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It is necessary to flash cure between colours when printing a multi-coloured image using Plastisol inks.
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It is necessary to flash cure a base white prior to printing subsequent colours.
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Phthalates are...
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Sublimation transfers will work on cotton fabrics.
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Which of the following will result in a higher deposit of ink:
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High deposit of Plastisol ink will result in:
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When printing plastisol inks wet-on-wet, ‘Build-up' is another term for ‘Pick-up' ...
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