1. The Printing Process By: Joshua Davy 10D e

3. A screen placed on top of the template, the screen is made out of Stretched nylon fabric in a wooden frame.

4. Ink is applied on the nylon fabric

5. A blade is used to spread and push the ink in to the fabric through the template and on to the paper.

7. Advantages: screen printing is cheap, and it could be used on a large scale and many colors can be used during this process.

9. Advantage: consistent color, high speed, ink dries on evaporation, good results on cheap paper.

10. Disadvantage: High cost of printing plates and cylinders, only good for long print runs. q

12. The the drum loses its positive charge on the remaining lit up parts of the exterior.

13. The toner is then attracted on to the positively charged parts of the paper while the drum is rotating.

15. Advantages: Large amounts could be printed at one time.

17. The water is then repelled from the damp surface.

19. Advantage: It is cheap to print, and it works on several different types of surfaces.

21. The image that is required stands in relief, the relief is made out of flexible plastic or a rubber printing plate

22. The paint is the rolled on to the surface and the the paper is put on top of the printing plate.

24. Advantages: It prints at a high rate, it is easy to set up, it can be printed using letter presses as well.

25. Disadvantages: It is difficult to produce fine detail and the ink may not me consistent.