Nortech 23" x 31" 25 White Mesh Alum Frame
Heavy-duty aluminum screen printing frame featuring ultra-coarse 25 white mesh for specialty printing applications requiring maximum ink deposit and high-volume coverage.
Characteristics
The Nortech 23" x 31" 25 White Mesh Aluminum Frame is engineered for specialty screen printing applications that require extremely heavy ink deposits, high-build effects, and maximum ink transfer. Constructed from lightweight yet durable aluminum, this frame provides excellent dimensional stability, long-term tension retention, and reliable performance in demanding production environments.
Featuring an ultra-coarse 25 white mesh, this frame delivers exceptional open area for specialty inks and materials that require significant ink flow. It is ideal for applications such as glitter inks, gel inks, high-density printing, athletic numbering, specialty coatings, adhesives, flock adhesives, and other decorative effects where standard mesh counts would restrict ink transfer.
Designed for both manual and automatic screen printing operations, the Nortech aluminum frame provides dependable performance while helping printers achieve bold, textured, and highly visible print effects.
- Durable lightweight aluminum frame construction
- Ultra-coarse 25 white mesh for maximum ink deposit
- Excellent ink flow for specialty printing applications
- Ideal for glitter, gel, puff, and high-density inks
- Suitable for adhesive and flock printing applications
- Provides heavy coverage and textured print effects
- Maintains consistent mesh tension for reliable production
- Corrosion-resistant aluminum construction
- Compatible with manual and automatic presses
- Built for long-term production use
- Use 25 mesh when maximum ink transfer is required and image detail is not the primary concern.
- Ideal for specialty inks containing large particles such as glitter and metallic flakes that cannot pass through higher mesh counts.
- Apply even stencil coatings while maintaining adequate stencil thickness for heavy ink deposits.
- Use slower squeegee speeds to allow specialty inks sufficient time to flow through the mesh openings.
- Monitor ink buildup during long production runs and clean screens as needed to maintain print consistency.
- Pair with appropriate specialty emulsions designed to withstand thicker ink deposits and heavier printing pressures.
- When printing high-density or gel effects, test print thickness and cure settings before production runs.
- Clean screens thoroughly after use, especially when printing adhesives, flock glue, or specialty effect inks.
- Store screens vertically in a clean, dry environment to help preserve mesh tension and prevent damage.
- Inspect mesh regularly for damage or stretching, as the large mesh openings can be more susceptible to physical impact during handling.