90T Polyester Screen Printing Mesh 48 Micron for Glass Printing

100% Monofilament 53 Inch 90T Polyester Screen Printing Mesh is specifically designed for high-quality glass printing applications.

This polyester screen printing mesh is widely used in:

• Textile printing
• T-shirt printing
• Ceramic printing
• Glass printing
• PCB printing industry

• High tension threshold and breaking point
• High modulus, low elongation monofilament polyester yarn
• Resistant to chemicals, abrasion, heat and moisture
• Minimal tension loss during stretching process
• Improved registration due to stable fabric tension
• Excellent antistatic properties
• No surface treatment required

Anping County PFM Screen Co., Ltd is located in the famous "home town of wire mesh" - Anping county industrial park. Our facility covers 40,000 square meters with a 10,000 grade clean production workshop of 1,500 square meters. We employ 163 people including 56 engineering technical personnel.

Our production line includes:

• Switzerland 330 cm P7100 gripper loom
• German intelligent electronic sectional warping machines
• Automatic heat setting machine
• Washing machine and other specialized equipment

• Mesh rolls in a PP bag
• 2-12 rolls per carton
• Waterproof bags for exterior protection
• Reinforced with package belts

Pre-sale service:

• Inquiry and consulting support
• Sample testing support
• Factory tours available

After-sale service:

• Prompt shipment tracking
• Usage training provided
• Replacement for dissatisfaction

Minimum Order Quantity: Typically 30 meters (contact Helen Hou for smaller quantities)

Samples: Free samples up to 2 meters available (buyer pays freight)

• 20-40 mesh: Ideal for glitter inks requiring very open mesh
• 60 mesh: Best for smaller glitter and most shimmer inks
• 80 mesh: Excellent for thick ink layers and foil adhesive
• 110 mesh: Perfect for spot color printing with thick inks
• 120 mesh: Most common size for white and thick colored inks
• 155 mesh: General purpose textile printing with basic detail
• 200 mesh: Detailed prints requiring thinner ink layers
• 230 mesh: High-end fine detail and halftone printing
• 280 mesh: Superior halftone reproduction
• 305 mesh: Extremely high detail with minimal ink deposit