A) Burning the screen B) Washing the shirt C) Creating the design D) Applying ink
A) Cardboard B) Plastic C) Paper D) Mesh
A) Tape B) Paint C) Emulsion D) Glue
A) Spatula B) Squeegee C) Brush D) Roller
A) Removing the emulsion B) Hardening the emulsion C) Softening the emulsion D) Coloring the emulsion
A) LED light B) Infrared light C) Fluorescent light D) UV light
A) Emulsion remover B) Bleach C) Water D) Soap
A) Squeegee angle B) Emulsion thickness C) Mesh count D) Shirt color
A) Curing B) Burning C) Washing out D) Developing
A) Platen B) Frame C) Board D) Clamp
A) To improve visibility B) To avoid damaging the screen C) To save energy D) To prevent premature hardening of the emulsion
A) Direct contact between screen and shirt B) The distance from the light source C) A small gap between the screen and the shirt D) The distance the squeegee travels
A) Water-based ink B) Plastisol ink C) Discharge ink D) Acrylic ink
A) To remove excess ink B) To set the ink permanently C) To change the ink color D) To thin the ink
A) Exposing the screen B) Drying the shirt after washing C) Partially curing the ink between colors D) Heating the platen
A) Aligning multiple colors B) Measuring ink viscosity C) Marking the center of the shirt D) Securing the screen
A) Gloves and respirator B) Sunglasses and shorts C) A tie and a vest D) Sandals and a hat
A) In a dark, dry place B) Stacked on top of each other C) In a humid environment D) In direct sunlight
A) Pinholes in the stencil B) Unlimited ink supply C) Perfectly aligned prints every time D) Never having to clean the screen
A) To measure the shirt B) To clean the screen C) To apply ink D) To apply emulsion evenly
A) Data Processing Interface B) Digital Printing Image C) Dots Per Inch D) Density Pixel Indicator
A) To prevent ink from drying B) To make the screen shiny C) To reduce static electricity D) To improve emulsion adhesion
A) Around 500°F (260°C) B) Around 320°F (160°C) C) Around 100°F (38°C) D) Room temperature
A) Smell test B) Sound test C) Stretch test D) Taste test
A) The shirt is too thin B) The ink is too thick C) The screen wasn't exposed properly D) The squeegee is too sharp
A) A place where screens are dried. B) To prevent the emulsion from being exposed to light before desired. C) A place where dark shirts are printed. D) A place where designs are made.
A) Tensometer B) Scale C) Protractor D) Voltmeter
A) Vector file B) Text file C) Excel spreadsheet D) Word document
A) Stretching the mesh on a screen B) Cleaning the ink off a screen C) Removing the emulsion to reuse the screen D) Adding new emulsion to a screen
A) To speed up the exposure process. B) To apply heat and pressure for better curing and adhesion. C) To dry the shirt faster after printing. D) To flatten the T-Shirt |