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43T – coarse
Textile
- High paint application
- Large areas & bold motifs
- Absorbent materials
White negative pressure
To the fabric
Screen printing mesh
As flexible as your ideas – perfect for DIY covering your wooden frames
When it comes to clean prints, the fabric is crucial. Our polyester screen printing fabric provides you with a uniform mesh structure, high tear resistance, and optimal tension – the foundation for sharp contours and repeatable results.
Durable polyester with a uniform stitch structure for clean edges and stable tension. Choose the appropriate T number (43 to 120T) : from coarse (43) to fine (120T).
Screen printing fabrics – from coarse to extra fine
Choosing the right screen printing mesh is crucial for your printing results. The number before the "T" indicates how many threads per centimeter are used in the mesh. The lower the number, the coarser the mesh – ideal for heavy ink coverage, e.g., 32T or 43T for opaque prints on textiles.
The higher the number, the finer the weave. With 100T or 120T, intricate details, halftone patterns, or very thin layers of color can be precisely reproduced – perfect for paper, glass, or metal.
Why is the 120T fabric yellow?
Yellow fabric reduces light scattering during exposure, resulting in particularly sharp contours and the finest details . In contrast, white fabrics are more translucent and better suited for coarser subjects.
👉 Yellow 120T fabric = maximum precision for the finest designs.
All our fabrics on our screen printing frames are professionally stretched and glued , ensuring that the tension remains even and you get reliable results – whether for rough prints or the finest details.
Choosing the right screen printing mesh is crucial for your printing results. The number before the "T" indicates how many threads per centimeter are used in the mesh. The lower the number, the coarser the mesh – ideal for heavy ink coverage, e.g., 32T or 43T for opaque prints on textiles.
The higher the number, the finer the weave. With 100T or 120T, intricate details, halftone patterns, or very thin layers of color can be precisely reproduced – perfect for paper, glass, or metal.
Why is the 120T fabric yellow?
Yellow fabric reduces light scattering during exposure, resulting in particularly sharp contours and the finest details . In contrast, white fabrics are more translucent and better suited for coarser subjects.
👉 Yellow 120T fabric = maximum precision for the finest designs.
All our fabrics on our screen printing frames are professionally stretched and glued , ensuring that the tension remains even and you get reliable results – whether for rough prints or the finest details.
Tissue check:
54T – All-round
Textile
64T – fine all-round
Textile
77T – fine
Paper/Textile
80T – fine+
Paper/Textile
90T – very fine
Paper/foil
100T – detail
Glass/Metal
- Very high level of detail
- Thinnest color film
- Finest font/grid
Pretreatment recommended
To the fabric
120T – ultra fine
Non-absorbent
- Minimum order
- Grid/photo, narrow register
- Smooth, non-absorbent substrates
Dense films & precise exposure
To the fabric
Suitable screen printing products:
Discover the right Dipilu screen printing accessories to create your own screen prints.
Screen printing Kits
Screen printing frames
Screen printing squeegees
Screen printing ink
Screen Printing Chemistry
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