Inkjet Film

Inkjet film plays a crucial role in the prepress stage of screen printing by providing a reliable medium for producing film positives used to expose emulsions. Unlike regular office transparency film, inkjet film is engineered with a specialized microporous coating that absorbs ink quickly while maintaining extremely dense black output. This high optical density prevents UV light from passing through during screen exposure, resulting in sharper stencils and cleaner print edges. The film’s polyester base ensures stability, preventing warping or shrinking even under varying temperature and humidity conditions. Screen printers use inkjet film to output graphics, text, halftones, and detailed artwork with high precision. Whether for T-shirts, signage, packaging, or industrial printing, inkjet film improves registration accuracy and reduces exposure errors. Compatible with dye and pigment inkjet printers, it enables shops to produce professional-grade positives in-house, reducing cost and turnaround time. Its waterproof coating further ensures smudge-free and durable output during the entire screen-making process.