Screen-Trans Development Corp., a leader in the soft signage industry, is here and stronger than ever. Contact us today to inquire about our newest capabilities and innovations. Screen-Trans has been delivering premium printed textiles to the display and apparel industry. In the 35 years since, Screen-Trans has distinguished itself as a family-led, American-made business that produced premium quality printed textiles.
Printing, sewing, and finishing are done in-house to ensure superior results with quality controls at every stage along the production process. Fabric Banners have become one of the most useful forms of brand identification. Displayed in retail stores, hanging at sports events and museums, used in point-of-purchase construction, or forming the backdrop of trade show installations, these banners are produced by Digital Sublimation and Screen Printing.
At Screen-Trans, fabric banners produced by these processes are manufactured in our 19,000 sq. Banner projects can range in size, with a maximum seamless width of 124 and with quantities of a single unit on up to orders for thousands.
Printing, sewing, and finishing are done in-house to ensure superior results with quality controls at every stage along the production process. Fabric Banners have become one of the most useful forms of brand identification. Displayed in retail stores, hanging at sports events and museums, used in point-of-purchase construction, or forming the backdrop of trade show installations, these banners are produced by Digital Sublimation and Screen Printing.
At Screen-Trans, fabric banners produced by these processes are manufactured in our 19,000 sq. Banner projects can range in size, with a maximum seamless width of 124 and with quantities of a single unit on up to orders for thousands.
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About Us
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Roy DeVries was only 17 years old when he shook hands to buy his very first printing press, a letterpress hand-feed printer.
The printer maintains it's "front of the shop" presence in the entrance lobby.
But that purchase kick-started decades of passion for the digital printing industry, including the founding of Screen-Trans in 1985.
In the 35 years since, Screen-Trans has distinguished itself as a family-led, American-made business that produced quality and vibrant color images for fabric banners and other specialty items.
The printer maintains it's "front of the shop" presence in the entrance lobby.
But that purchase kick-started decades of passion for the digital printing industry, including the founding of Screen-Trans in 1985.
In the 35 years since, Screen-Trans has distinguished itself as a family-led, American-made business that produced quality and vibrant color images for fabric banners and other specialty items.
Dye-sub Printing
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Fabric banners made with digital sublimation are machine washable and much more wrinkle-resistant than other digital print methods, making them perfect for items being reused or cycled out with other prints.
It is a popular option for events, tradeshows, retail floors, and windows, though there are certainly many other applications.
Digital banners may also be enhanced by the addition of metallic foil in specific design areas.
In this process, Foil-On, an adhesive is screened in the design shape onto the fabric banner.
It is a popular option for events, tradeshows, retail floors, and windows, though there are certainly many other applications.
Digital banners may also be enhanced by the addition of metallic foil in specific design areas.
In this process, Foil-On, an adhesive is screened in the design shape onto the fabric banner.
Table Screen Printing
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Screen printing can be an incredibly cost-effective and versatile printing process, which makes it incredibly popular for a wide variety of projects.
The technique itself includes ink that is printed to the fabric, with patterns and designs made using the work of a stencil.
At Screen-Trans, we pride ourselves on utilizing the latest equipment in printing to ensure we can quickly deliver on the needs of small and large volume screen printing orders.
We are currently capable of printing up to 58" x 68" designs and can use multiple screens for even larger projects.
The technique itself includes ink that is printed to the fabric, with patterns and designs made using the work of a stencil.
At Screen-Trans, we pride ourselves on utilizing the latest equipment in printing to ensure we can quickly deliver on the needs of small and large volume screen printing orders.
We are currently capable of printing up to 58" x 68" designs and can use multiple screens for even larger projects.
In-house Finishing
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With a wide variety of finishing techniques, we can provide you with many ways to hang, mount, or display your graphics.
Silicone edge graphics (SEG) continue to be a hot item in today's advertising market.
We've invested heavily into semi-autonomous sewing equipment to help provide quicker turnarounds for both small and large volume jobs.
No longer are we limited to straight cuts when a sealed edge is required.
With the aid of our optical registration system, our laser cutter can produce custom contour cuts anywhere within your design.
Silicone edge graphics (SEG) continue to be a hot item in today's advertising market.
We've invested heavily into semi-autonomous sewing equipment to help provide quicker turnarounds for both small and large volume jobs.
No longer are we limited to straight cuts when a sealed edge is required.
With the aid of our optical registration system, our laser cutter can produce custom contour cuts anywhere within your design.
Foil-on Accents
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Screen-Trans was one of the earliest innovators in the Textile Foil Application process.
In this process, Foil-On, a water-based adhesive is screened in the design shape onto the fabric banner.
When the banner is placed in contact with metallic foil and runs through a heat press, the foil becomes an integral part of the fabric banner.
Today, Screen-Trans is one of the few manufacturers in the U.S. that has the ability to apply foil in large format or on continuous yardage.
Customers may opt to use foil accents on their projects if they are looking for an easy way to grab people's attention, as the shine of the foil on a matte fabric will make the graphic stand out much more than other methods.
In this process, Foil-On, a water-based adhesive is screened in the design shape onto the fabric banner.
When the banner is placed in contact with metallic foil and runs through a heat press, the foil becomes an integral part of the fabric banner.
Today, Screen-Trans is one of the few manufacturers in the U.S. that has the ability to apply foil in large format or on continuous yardage.
Customers may opt to use foil accents on their projects if they are looking for an easy way to grab people's attention, as the shine of the foil on a matte fabric will make the graphic stand out much more than other methods.
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