Screenprinting Crossword

Adobe Illustrator file. A popular vector type file used in the graphics industry.
Electronic image composed of individual pixels.
To expose an emulsion-coated screen to a light source to create a stencil.
The process of applying direct emulsion to a screen.
A stationary heat source using a moving belt to pass garments under for a predetermined length of time to cure inks.
Laws governing the ownership and use of artwork.
The process of using heat to completely fuse (cure) plastisol ink.
A room devoid of white light/ultraviolet (light that does not have the frequency used in curing/exposing emulsion) used for creating, coating, and exposing screens.
Dots per inch, a measure of printing resolution or dot density, in particular the number of individual dots that can be placed in a line within the span of 1 inch.
Unit of measurement used to describe the “hardness” of a squeegee blade.
Light sensitive chemical in either liquid or sheet form that is applied to a screen and used for the purpose of making a stencil.
A device used for the purpose of making a stencil consisting of a light source and some means of holding a screen in place against a film positive.
Right reading media of the image used to completely block out UV light in the design area during the exposure process.
A heavily angled squeegee stroke used to fill the screen with ink.
A color or grayscale image that has been converted into a series of large and small dots.
The number of threads in one square inch of screen fabric, measured in both directions
A printing method in which the screen hovers over the garment or platen for improved printability.
A screen printing ink primarily for textile printing.
Also known as a shirt board.