By Keith Stevens from International Coatings What’s so important about a squeegee? Simple…it is one of the most important tools for screen printers, yet it may be one of the least understood and underappreciated pieces of equipment in the project....
If you want your screen printing project to come out with vivid, crisp colors and be durable, you need to start with high quality screen printing inks and supplies. At McLogan, we have a great selection of screen printing inks...
Spotlight on supplier International Coatings We have many high quality screen printing inks on our website. In this article, we feature one of our favorite product suppliers, International Coatings and their expertise and experience with the right product for every...
McLogan Supply is excited to announce that they have been selected as authorized distributor for the launch of the new Roland's SOLJET Pro4 XR-640 large-format printer. This is a game changer for highest quality vehicle wraps, banners, posters and backlit...
Some of our favorite fabric printing color inks are a water-based. They are perfect for creating fabric, vinyl and paper artwork. Moreover, there is broad range of water-based inks including metallic and fluorescent colors allowing unlimited creative possibilities. There are...
The “Art” of Great Advertising with Vehicle Wraps – 5 Important Guidelines Simple message brand well presented Commercial vehicle wraps could be considered a blend of advertising and art if done well and can create many memorable impressions. Considering the...
This is the last installment of a three part series. Screen-printing, also called silk screening, is one of the most versatile printing techniques ever developed. It is easy and fun to do. There are so many materials and inks that...
This is the second in a three part series. Screen Printing Basics To do screen printing (also called silk screening) a template of the image you want to print is done on screen fabric and stretched out on a frame....
This is the first in a three part series. One of the early printing techniques that is still popular today is screen printing. According to Wikipedia “Screen printing is a technique that uses a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking...
