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A hand screen is a tool used in screen printing to transfer ink onto a substrate. It consists of a frame, usually made of wood or aluminum, and a mesh stretched over the frame. Ink is applied to the mesh and then pressed through the mesh onto the substrate using a squeegee or handheld screen.
Using a hand screen allows for precise and detailed printing on a variety of substrates. Hand screens are also versatile and can be used for printing on both flat and curved surfaces. They are relatively easy to use and require minimal setup time, making them ideal for small-scale or DIY printing projects.
A variety of inks can be used with a hand screen, including water-based, solvent-based, and plastisol inks. The type of ink used will depend on the substrate being printed on and the desired effect.
