The level of detail you can print, the quantity of ink you lay
down during the print stroke, and the ability to reproduce an
image accurately and consistently are but a few of the print
characteristics that are influenced by your screen. Here you
Thread diameter refers to the thickness of the threads used to
weave the mesh (Figure 3). Thread diameters very widely, from
thick yarns are used to weave coarse meshes (e.g., 24-thread/in.
fabrics with 250-micron thread diameter) to thin yarns used to
weave high mesh counts with workable mesh openings (e.g., 305
threads/in. with 40-micron thread diameter). The mesh opening is
the open area that is bounded on four sides by woven threads.
The width of a mesh opening is measured in microns. Technical
diagrams of mesh typically depict the open as perfectly square.
But achieving a square opening is impossible when using rounded
threads. The weaving and finishing processes create mesh
openings that are less regular than a perfect square. Mesh
openings in plain-weave fabri