What effect does the net distance have on printing?

The net distance is the distance between the screen printing plate and the substrate. The function of the network spacing is to make the screen printing plate in line contact or line separation when printing or dialing. In plane printing, if the net distance is greater than 0, which is called off-grid printing, and the net pitch is 0, full-contact printing is called. Most screen printings are performed off-grid printing, and only a few screen printings are all-contact printing. the way.

The larger the net distance, the stronger the resilience of the screen, and the faster the speed of the screen, the better the clarity of the image. However, with the increase of the mesh distance, the stretch deformation of the screen will also increase, causing errors in the size of the printed image and errors in the positional accuracy.