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Features of RISO ScreenMaster
This is another of RISO’s “world first” products – it enables the operator to
produce an imaged screen in a few seconds. More important still is the fact
that the end result is of “high professional quality”.
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RISO Screen Master is a lamination of polyester screen mesh and a
specially formulated plastic film and as such is ready for instant processing.
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No intermediate processing of artwork is required when using RISO
Screen Master.
· Simply use RISO Artwork Pens on plain white bond paper then process
direct to screen
· Plain paper photocopies and most printing in black from books, magazines
etc., can also be used for artwork
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Print “READY” Screens in “LESS THAN 5 MINUTES”
· Actual exposure time is “less that one second”
· The processed screen is then attached to a “RISO Quick Mount Frame”
· These frames are “reusable”
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Print Quality
· Matches other screen printing systems
· Superior print quality will be achieved using “RISO Squeegees” especially
developed for the system
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Increasingly used by professionals and amateurs alike
· Screen Printers and Sign-makers
· Schools and Colleges of TAFE
· Government Departments both State and Federal
· Small business and hobbyists in the home
· There is a RISO Screen Master System available to suit most applications
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RISO Screen Master caters to a wide variety of applications including:
· Textiles, Signs, Posters
· Plastics, Glass and Ceramic Printing
· Glass Etching, Instrument Panels and Printed Circuit Boards
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RISO Screen Master will produce one thousand prints from a single
screen and is available in rolls up to a maximum width of 600mm in standard
or fine grade mesh. “Starter Kits” are available.
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Completely SAFE, DRY and NON-TOXIC.
· No fumes. No odors. No chemicals
· RISO Screen Master removes the ‘tedium’ from screen printing
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It also removes the need for:
Hand cutting stencils, tensioning and stapling screens, coating emulsions
and curing time, camera equipment, processing artwork, darkrooms, chemi-
cals and baths, special lighting, compressors, vacuum frames, pressurised
water, large quantities of screen frames and working space.