jefodiver

Hi sir, patulong naman po, halos lahat ng printing shop dito sa manila natanungan ko na kung anong ink ang gamit sa mga latex balloon, pero hindi nila alam, kahit sa net wala din akong makitang info, balak ko po kasing mag print ng mga halftone (one color) sa balloon using silkscreen process, patulong naman po kung anung ink ang pede dito at kung san nabibili, nag try na po ako ng untreated, nylon, wetlook, super at vinyl ink, pero natatanggal sya when you deflated the balloon, kelangan ko kasi na deflated ang balloon after printing...thanks in advance mga sir.

 

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nyjah

natuklasan nyo na po ba sir kung anong pwedeng ink nag gamitin??

 

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jefodiver

natuklasan nyo na po ba sir kung anong pwedeng ink nag gamitin?

sa tagal na po sir hindi pa din eh...tinamad nako mag-search...pa-inform na lang din po kung meron makakadiskubre...thanks

 

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BroJames

try nyo rin itanong sa ibang supplier. May nagsabi sa akin na NB ng tulco. Tumawag ako kanina may NB nga sila pero di naman daw pwede. Sigurado lang ako di pwede cure

Pero bakit di nyo itry tutal di naman nilalabhan ang balloon. Importante kumapit lang ink ng ilang araw.

Pang business ba? Meron kasi mga nagoofer sa sulit P3000 Seminar-Workshop on Starting a Balloon Business (With Actual Balloon Printing & Designs)

further reading and links (baka makapick up ng leads)

A third, and increasingly popular method of printing (but probably the most labor-intensive) is called silk screening. In this process, a silk screen (onto which an image has been etched) is laid over an inflated balloon and balloon ink is then forced through the image area mesh in the screen and onto the balloon.

http://padprint.info/nm-Rubber_Balloon_7800-cp-330
http://www.pioneerline.com/ordering_info.php
http://www.dischem.com/inks.php

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