140T-34 (355mesh) Printing Mesh - SPM

140T-34 (355mesh) Printing Mesh, Specification: 140T, Color: yellow, white, black, Width: 0.6m-3.6m, Aperture:31micron - more info check here: //www.packaginghere.com/product/140t-34-355mesh-printing-mesh-30213275.html

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Material: 100% Polyester Weave Type: Plain Elasticity: High Printing: Polyester Screen Printing Mesh Count: 140T Monofilament Style: Yes Place of Origin: Hebei China (Mainland) Brand Name: MAISHI Model Number: SPM MOQ: 50 meter Delivery time: 5-10 days Thread diameter: 34micron Tensile strength: 31 N/cm Payment term: T/T in advance Packing: PVC bag,carton, paper tube Specification: 140T Opening: 19.5% Color: white,yellow,black

Product Features:

140T-34 (355mesh) Printing Mesh

Specification: 140T

Color: yellow, white, black

Width: 0.6m-3.6m

Aperture:31micron

Business Terms:

Price Terms:FOB,CIF,EXW

Payment Terms: T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram,L/C

Minimum Order: Negotiatable

Delivery Port: Customized

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Specifications and Product Details:

140T-34 (355mesh) Printing Mesh

100% polyester printing mesh

Polyester monofilament mesh

Silk screen printing mesh

Polyester printing mesh

Polyester mesh
Specification: 140T (355mesh)

Color: yellow, white, black
Width: 0.6m-3.6m

Aperture:31micron

Thread diameter:34micron

Opening:19.5%

Tensile strength:31N/cm
Packing: PVC bag,carton,paper tube

Delivery time: 5-10 days

Character: low elongation,high tension strength

Polyester was introduced to the screen printing market over 40 years ago and quickly replaced traditional silk as the fabric of choice among screen printers all over the world. It is a material that is uniquely suitable for screen printing of its tensile strength, elastic memory and resistance to chemicals, abrasion heat and moisture. Polyester screen is a kind of synthetic fabric constructed similar to silk, yet with better uniformity. Compared to silk, polyester screen cloth offers extreme durability, yet has a lower price.

Maishi Monofilament Polyester Printing Screen is woven from yarn that is extruded from heated polyester into a single strand. The extruded thread is the spun to a precise diameter. Conventional monofilament polyester screen fabric will elongate under tension: the higher the tension level, the more the thread can stretch. At excessive tension levels, the thread reaches its "plastic deformation" point, and the screen will no longer hold tension.