MacDermid’s latest developments with for

MacDermid’s latest developments with formable hardcoat technology are focused around creating ‘smarter interior automotive solutions’ – antiglare, easy clean, high hardness and integrated circuitry. All these features will help improve the driver experience. Come and visit us at stand A5156, to discuss your latest requirements. http://ow.ly/4bEA30cCetr http://ow.ly/i/vQd8E

The Autotype Haze Remover Range

Make dirty screens a thing of the past with our tried and tested Haze Remover Range.

The Autotype Haze Remover Range has been specially formulated to help prevent and eliminate all types of screen stains from the everyday to the really stubborn stains. Our latest guide helps you select the best product for the job.

To find out more please take a look at the latest How to Guide.

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Maintain screens in top condition with our latest Haze Removal Guide

Dirty, stained screens can lead to low quality prints and expensive stencil breakdown.

This How to Guide provides great advice on how to identify what type of screen stains you have, how to minimise stains forming and how to remove them.

To find out more about the MacDermid Autotype haze remover range, visit our website.

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Did you know we have over fifty other ‘How to Guides’ on our website with useful tips and advice? We are here to support you every step of the way and if you can’t find an answer online then do not hesitate to contact one of our technologists.

Finding the best exposure system with MacDermid Autotype

We take Screen Exposure seriously as it is one of the most important steps in screen making. We also know that there may be more than one technology or type of equipment that will fit your requirements. So what should you do?

The latest guide, ‘Choosing the Right Exposure System’ takes you through the options that will affect your decision making, helping you to select the exposure system that is right for your needs.

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Print and Peel Protection for your substrates

Reduce your wastage by avoiding preventable damage

How? By protecting vulnerable areas of your substrate from scratching and scuffing which can occur during the screen printing process and shipping. How? By using Print and Peel, a temporary, protective, peelable coating applied by screen printing. How? Watch our latest ‘How to’ Video to learn how to get the best from Print and Peel – with tips and advice on optimal application techniques. Knowledge at your fingertips Did you know we have over forty other ‘How to Guides’ on our website with useful tips and advice? We are here to support you every step of the way and if you can’t find an answer online then do not hesitate to contact one of our technologists.

Avoid a short circuit

Find out how to avoid MTS circuitry layer printing problems

We all know the enormous impact that a failed circuit can bring during production, or even worse when the switch panel is in use. As a result, our technical team have come together to create a thorough step by step guide on how to screen print circuitry to avoid any costly surprises. Download your guide today

Why we’re confident – Proven Technology, Proven Techniques

MacDermid Autotype have over 100 years’ experience in screen printing and have specifically developed a series of heat stabilised polyester films and screen printing products for MTS circuitry layer printing.

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Are you taking all the steps to achieve high quality stencils?

Our latest guide takes you step by step through proven techniques to coating PLUS photostencil emulsions. These techniques will help you work towards the goal of consistent production of high quality stencils.

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Autotex XE Stands the Test of Time – How do we do it?

Autotex XE has long been the market leader in outdoor protective hardcoat films. Developed with specially constructed coating and primer layers, it is optimised to resist UV light, moisture and wide variations in temperature.

Watch our latest video demonstrating the extensive testing methods used to ensure Autotex XE continues to deliver and stand the test of time.

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Did you know we have over forty other ‘How to Guides’ on our website with useful tips and advice? We are here to support you every step of the way and if you can’t find an answer online then do not hesitate to contact one of our technologists.

CD Sheet Application

The simplest method of applying small sheets of film (such as for CD printing) is to use a mounting board. One of the benefits of this method, is that it uses a wet mesh thus reducing the potential for dust contamination and without the need to dry the screen, therefore speeding up production.

Caplicator as a Dispenser

The Caplicator can also be used as a simple film dispenser for measuring and cutting large sheets. Simply load the roll of film into the Caplicator, mark a position on the core supplied and then the film can be wound directly onto the core and cut using a safety knife. The length of film can easily be measured by counting off the number of windings required from the table below. This table lists the film lengths achieved from both the black and white core used. Not only does this method reduce the potential for kinking the film, it also cuts down on dust contamination as the film surface does not come into contact with the table top.