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Screen printingScreen printing has got to be one old and easy way of printing on something. Screen printing is so easy that even a beginner might get the hang of it in just a few passes. That’s why a lot of budding entrepreneurs in the printing industry start with screen printing. This is because it’s easy to do. You only need a few basic materials to do it and since it is relatively simple, anybody you’d want to be in on the business can be taught the steps in well under 30 minutes. And that’s just for the kind of printing that involves the simple materials. But what if you can systematize the procedures so that there’d be no excess movement from any of the workers and each move is deliberately applied on the production? Just imagine, you just line up each guide line in the drawings with each other and all you do is line the guides up, put in the colors, spread it and you’ve applied color to something already. No more messing around with the guide lines which is usually the cause of the colors missing out from their respective positions in the design on the product being printed upon. If you’re the kind who’s interested in screen printing and are also into putting a system in your printing process, you are in luck because there’s HomeCashBusiness to help you. HomeCashBusiness is a website dedicated to turning the art of printing, silk screen style, into an active enterprise that can give someone a business he can go into full time or part time. At HomeCashBusiness, you have a pick of several screen printing jigs. The most basic of printing jigs they can have available for you is the single color, single station jig which allows you to print a single color on each item you want to print on to. With this jig, you first apply one color to all the items you want to print on and for the next color to apply, you replace the screen and the pattern, line it up with the initial color then apply the next color. The next jig is the six-color, one-station jig which allows you to print up to six colors on each item to be printed on. That means you put on one item to be finished and in a single pass, you print six colors on it. The third jig is the six-color, four station jig, which is something like the ‘industrial production line’ of screen printing. With this jig, you can print 4 items simultaneously with as many as six colors. This is the jig for serious production. The best part about starting a screen printing business with HomeCashBusiness is that you can start the business regardless of how much capital you’d want to start with. That’s because they’ve packaged their printing equipment, allowing you to choose the printing jig, drying jig, registers, inks, emulsions, screens and solvents. If you’re just starting, or simply just trying out the potential of the printing business in your area, you can get Package One which consist of the single-color, single station printing jig and simple dryer and plus supplies will cost you only about $1000 (and you’ve ordered this ‘supersized’ meaning you got your supplies at the larger order amount). Getting the six-color, four-station jig with the flash dryer and ‘supersized’ supplies would put you back only about $3000. And if you are planning to go ‘industrial’ it’s better to get HomeCashBusiness’ conveyor dryers so you can dry your printed products on a conveyor. The ‘maxi’ conveyor cost something like $2000 and with this baby, you’ll be able to dry continuously, up to 240 shirts per hour! Just imagine, for a start-up capital of some $5000, you can put up your very own printing business. In fact, a number of people already have and have reported that they were able to pay for their equipment in just under six months of operation. So be your own boss and operate your very own printing business. Call HomeCashBusiness to find out how.
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