Simulated Process Screen Printing

Last Updated: Monday 4th December 2017 By Brent Groot

Simulated process printing is a unique method of screen printing and film separation that helps create highly detailed custom designs and photo realistic images without using standard CMYK full colour separation.

Considered to be an advanced screen printing method, Sim Process, as it is often referred to, uses a white under base and a combination of opaque pantone colours to produce a full colour image with a reduced number of actual colours.

This is done through the use of half-tones and by using a technique known as blending using 2 or more colours to produce an illusion of more.

This method is similar to traditional 4 colour CMYK process printing but differs through the ability to use unlimited colours and because the inks are solid opaque usually printed on dark fabrics.

It is important to note that this method is well known for producing a superior clean and crisp finish when compared to traditional print methods, and the use of Plastisol Ink is essential ­ water based inks are redundant for Sim Process.

T-shirt Printing Australia have an expert screen production team who have perfected this method to create strong and vibrant, long lasting prints and this print method has been and continues to be made available to our customers for over a year now.

Why Use Us To Screen Print Your T-shirts?

T-shirt Screen Printing is the best solution for all your bulk printing needs. If you need to buy in bulk, our team has the perfect printing solution for you!

• Looking at printing a large order?
• Need lots of colours printed on t-shirts?
• Looking for blank Tees at wholesale prices?
• Want to print T-shirts for your local sports team?
• Do you have different text or images for each shirt?

If you know what you require or have a specific product in mind, we will be glad to give you a custom quote, designed exactly to your needs.

Simply give us a call, use our quote form or email your requirements.