230 Mesh Yellow 23" x 31" Aluminum Screen Printing Frame

Key Benefits: Pre-Stretched & Ready To Print 230 Mesh Yellow Aluminum Frame — Lightweight, Warp-Resistant, Chemical Resistant 23" x 31" Outer / 19" x 27" Printable Area High-Tension Monofilament Mesh Industrial-Strength Adhesive - No Separation Under Repeated Use Compatible With Plastisol And Water-Based Inks Works With All Standard Emulsions Fits Manual And Automatic Presses 230 Mesh White 23" x 31" Aluminum Screen Printing Frame by Screen Print Direct® – Give yourself more room to print bigger graphics, improve registration spacing, and take on oversized jobs with confidence. We introduced our larger 23" x 31" frame size so you can comfortably print larger designs, work with oversized garments, create detailed printmaking pieces, and produce poster-sized prints without feeling limited by a standard screen size. Whether you're printing oversized apparel graphics, art prints, posters, or experimenting with specialty printmaking techniques, the additional screen space gives you more flexibility and creative freedom for your workflow. Our high-quality, long-lasting screen printing frames are hand-cut and welded to ensure long lasting durability. The screens are pre-stretched here in the USA by Oscar, the screen tensioning legend. Each screen is stretched to perfection, ensuring high-quality prints for each pull of the squeegee. Reclaim silk screens with Ecotex® Chemicals to extend the life of your frame and reuse frames again and again. We offer a variety of screen printing mesh counts. Check below to see which mesh count fits you best: What Mesh Count Should You Use? 40 - Ideal for printing with glitter inks 110 - Great for images without high detail such as large block letters 137 - Great for all-around printing and dark garments (allows you to lay down a little more ink to make your images pop) 155 - Great for all-around printing the go-to mesh count for most print jobs 230 - Perfect for high detail prints such as halftones Learn more about the different mesh counts and what they mean with our blog - Mesh Count 101