high-temperature screen printing

It uses high-temperature ink and is sintered in a tempering furnace (approximately 600-700℃). The pattern is integrated with the glass,making it extremely scratch-resistant, weather-resistant, and chemical-resistant, and virtually impossible to peel off.

It is the preferred choice for durable goods such as building curtain walls, outdoor facilities, automotive glass, and home appliances. For products exported to Europe and America, this is a highly recommended mainstream technology.

low-temperature screen printing

It uses polymer ink, which is cured in an oven (approximately 150-180℃). The ink adheres to the surface, but its strength is weaker than that of high-temperature screen printing.

Suitable for interior decoration, furniture, and consumer electronics (such as touch screens) where outdoor weather resistance is not required. Relatively low cost, but not recommended for outdoor products.

monochrome screen printing

The process is simple, efficient, and low-cost.

Suitable for brand logos,functional identifiers, simple borders, etc.

multicolor printing

Each color requires a separate screen printing plate, and printing is done color by color in multiple passes, making the process complex and more expensive.

Used for complex colored patterns and multi-colored logos, requiring high alignment accuracy.

UV digital inkjet printing

Unlimited patterns, supports photorealistic full-color images and complex gradients.

Refrigerator/Oven Panels, Smart Home Control Panels, Shower enclosure glass, cabinet doors, furniture countertops, glass tiles, etc.