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NEHOC Screen Printing Kit
Product Code: S-868
A complete kit/ basic package containing all the equipment needed to start screen printing onto t-shirts, fabrics, bags and materials.
At the core is the PG-5 imaging system using Print Lamp imaging technology to create screen printing screens in seconds. Mesh, Frames, Squeegee, Ink and all the instructions are included to have even a complete novice up and printing quickly.
Printing Specifications
Full package contents listed under specifications.
Complete Printing Systems
The NEHOC Screen Printing Kit is the base 'retail pack', designed for a complete novice or beginner starting a screen printing operation where the size or number of designs is unknown - as initial start up costs are at its lowest.
This kit is used as the foundation of the Starter and Home Business Packages which further expand the system by providing larger printing sizes (A4 and A3), plus multi-colour and 'off contact' printing (printing white and light colours onto black and dark fabrics).
We recommend purchasing this Kit in Start-Up Package format, as these Packages contain additional equipment and supplies that will make the overall printing experience easier and faster i.e. Table Adhesive, Screen Correction Manual, etc.
Of importance, all packages are supplied with NEHOC Printing Lessons to get everyone printing like a professional quickly - FREE.
- Product Home
- Specifications
- Accessories
- Support
Key Features
Complete kit ready to start printing single colours instantly
Chemical free imaging
Print Lamp imaging system offers maximum expansion for future applications
'Off contact' capable with added equipment
Expand into additional applications - ceramics, plastics, metals and PRINT GOCCO when suitable equipment is added
Free 11 month extended warranty offer
Usage
Information Sheets 01 - Artwork Types & Preparation - view now . .
Information Sheets 05 - Imaging ScreenMaster using Print Lamps- view now . .
Information Sheets 06 - Framing ScreenMaster - view now . .
Information Sheets 25 - Screen Printing Technique - view now . .
Information Sheets 35 - NEHOC Screen Printing Kit Setup & Operation Guide - view now . .
IS01 - Artwork Types and Preparation
IS05 - Imaging ScreenMaster using Print Lamps
IS12 - Colour Separations by hand
IS13 - Colour Separations using a Computer
IS25 - Screen Printing Technique
IS30 - Registering single colours using a jig
IS31 - Registering multiple colours using a jig
IS34 - Printing Opaque Fabric Inks
IS35 - NEHOC Screen Printing Kit Setup & Operation Guide
Cleaning
See individual products for details.
Contents
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NEHOC Screen Printing Kit S-868 |
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1 x Imaging Machine | |
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1 x RISO ScreenMaster 70Mesh 30cm (W) x 1M (L) | |
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10 x Print Lamps | |
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1 x 110mm Long life Professional Squeegee | |
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2 x Small Plastic Frame | |
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1 x Large Plastic Frame | |
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4 x 150ml Standard Fabric Ink - Lemon Yellow, Mid Red, Mid Blue & Black | |
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1 x Heavy Duty Palette Knife (S-026 Pack 3 pictured) | |
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1 x Artwork Clean-Up Paper (Sample) | |
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1 x Artwork Pen (0.3mm - supplied loose OEM pack pictured) | |
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1 x Blue Filter for photocopy designs (Retail pack 2 pictured) | |
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NEHOC Training CD-ROM | |
| Sample Clip Art Designs, AA Batteries, Machine Set-Up and Operating Guide | ||
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11 Month Warranty Upgrade Offer | |
Specifications
Package Weight: 2.950Kg
Width: 400mm
Length: 390mm
Height: 110mm
Cbm: 4.29Kg
Price and Availability
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Page Information:
Level: Beginner
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Manufacture notice: PG-5, S-105
Last modified: 17 March, 2010