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What is rotary screen printing in fabric manufacturing?…
What is rotary screen printing in fabric manufacturing? How is it different from flat-bed screen printing?
Both are industrial printing methods that push ink through a mesh screen onto fabric — but they differ in speed, volume capacity, and the type of designs they handle best:
| Feature | Rotary Screen Printing | Flat-Bed Screen Printing |
|---|---|---|
| Screen shape | Cylindrical rotating screens | Flat rectangular screens |
| Speed | Very fast — 25–100 meters/minute | Slower — 2–8 meters/minute |
| Best for | Large volume, continuous repeat patterns | Finer detail, special effects, smaller runs |
| Design complexity | Good — handles multiple colours well | Excellent — best for fine line and special effects |
| Cost per meter | Lower at high volume | Higher — slower production |
| Minimum run | 1,000+ meters typically | 100–500 meters typically |
Most mass-market Surat printed saree and suit fabric is produced on rotary screen printing machines. Flat-bed is used for special effects (foil, flocking, discharge) and finer artisan-style runs.
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