Powder coated sheet metal parts

  Screen printing, also called silk-screening, presses ink through a porous mesh stencil onto a metal surface. Sheet Metal Finishing Screen Printing follows three steps: you prepare the surface, press ink onto a material through the screen, then heat-cure the ink. The silk-screening process requires solvent-based inks because metal is nonporous, and heat curing bonds the ink for long-lasting results. Silk screen printing on metal and silk screen printing on metals both rely on this durable method.   Key Takeaways   Clean the metal surface first to remove oils and dust so ink sticks well. Press ink through a mesh screen, then heat-cure it to bond permanently. Screen printing gives durable, vibrant marks ideal for large batches and outdoor use.   Sheet Metal Fini...