Ecoofor 47PCS All-in-One Screen Printing Kit with 50W UV Exposure Lamp, 2 Sizes Wood Screen Printing Frames, 4 Screen Printing Ink Colors, 10 A4 Transparency Films & Tools

Brand: Ecoofor

Color: Blue 47Pcs+50W UV Lamp

Features:

• Beginner-Friendly Starter Kit: This screen printing starter kit includes all essential tools plus a step-by-step guide, making it easy for beginners to learn and start printing with confidence right out of the box
• Efficient UV Exposure: The 50W UV exposure lamp and sturdy bracket provide strong, even lighting to speed up emulsion curing and enhance image clarity—ideal for faster, more accurate screen print results
• Vibrant & Versatile Ink Colors: This silk screen printing kit features 4 rich colors—black, white, red, and blue—that deliver bold, long-lasting prints. The inks are easy to blend, giving you full flexibility to create unique designs on a variety of fabrics
• Versatile Printing Applications：This screen printing kit lets you print your favorite designs on T-shirts, canvas bags, tablecloths, and more—perfect for DIY crafts, personalized gifts, and a wide range of fabric projects
• All-in-one package: Includes 2 screen printing frames, 1 squeegee, 1 emulsion scoop coater, 4 color inks, 1 50W UV lamp kit, 1 50ml measuring cup, 2 plastic cups, 1 ink knife, 8 gloves, 1 photo emulsion kit, 1 sensitizer, 1 plastic scraper, 1 tape, 10 A4 films, and 10 wood mixing sticks

Details: Does the film have a front and back side? Which side faces down for screen printing? Yes. Touch with a wet finger—the rough, tacky side is the emulsion (printing) side. For screen printing, place it face down toward the mesh, with the smooth side facing the light. Otherwise, the design may blur or not wash out properly. Can I use leftover mixed emulsion the next day? Yes, but store it refrigerated (4–10°C) in a dark, sealed container. Mixed emulsion lasts 1–2 weeks but loses sensitivity over time. For best results, use within 24–48 hours. Before use, let it reach room temperature and stir gently. Can I dry the coated screen under daylight? Absolutely not. Emulsion is UV-sensitive. Daylight and some fluorescent lights can pre-expose it, preventing proper washout. Always work under yellow safe light and dry screens in a dark, UV-free, light-tight environment. The stencil won’t wash out. Did I place the film wrong? Possible causes: Emulsion side facing up (reversed); Over‑exposure; Film not opaque enough (not K100). Check the film orientation first, then adjust exposure time. Can I use a UV nail lamp for screen exposure? Not recommended. Nail lamps have low power and small coverage, often causing uneven exposure or stencil failure. We recommend using a professional exposure unit, or our custom film positive service—ready to use, no equipment setup needed.