What's the difference between screen printing and inkjet printer?

Screen printing is to print the substrate by means of screen oil leakage, and put the pictures and texts on the screen, where there are pictures and texts, there will be oil leakage, and where there are no pictures and texts, there will be no oil leakage. Transfer printing is to print the substrate with steel plate and rubber head, the picture and text are dried on the steel plate, and there is ink on the steel plate. The pictures and texts on the steel plate are first transferred to the glue head and then printed on the printer. Code spraying is to spray the code number on the printer in a digital way.

Screen printing belongs to stencil printing, and it is called four printing methods together with lithography, gravure printing and gravure printing. Stencil printing includes copying stencil, engraving stencil, stencil printing and screen printing. The principle of stencil printing is that when printing, the ink is transferred to the substrate (paper, ceramics, etc.). ) pass through the perforation of the template with a certain pressure to form an image or text.