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General| Brand | Provo Craft |
|---|---|
| Model | Yudu |
| Printing Method | Screen Printing |
| Type | Screen Printing Machine |
| Ink Compatibility | Yudu Inks |
| Power Requirements | 120V, 60Hz |
The Yudu screen-printing system is presented as an easy and clean way to express oneself.
Lists the items included in the Yudu machine box, such as the machine, platen, screen, ink, and accessories.
Lists additional items that may be useful during the screen-printing process.
Identifies and labels the key parts of the Yudu machine, including the lid, light table, and display.
Details critical safety instructions regarding electrical hazards, burns, fire, and proper usage.
Provides instructions on how to properly disconnect and store the appliance when not in use.
Warns against using generic or non-Yudu inks, which can permanently damage screens.
Compares results from using Yudu inks versus textile inks, fabric paint, and fashion paint.
Recommends textile fabrics for Yudu inks and suggests other materials like wood and paper.
Explains how to create designs on a computer, separating colors into layers for printing.
Instructions to ensure the screen is clean and free of dust, lint, and oil before proceeding.
Details on how to remove and apply the emulsion sheet to the wet screen in a dimly lit area.
Instructions for running a squeegee over emulsion and placing the screen in the drying rack.
Guidance on adhering transparencies for single-color designs to the Yudu machine glass.
Steps for setting up registration panels and multiple design layers for multicolored prints.
Steps for exposing the screen with a platen, weight, and timer, including a warning for cooling.
Instructions on washing the screen with cool water, removing emulsion, and drying it.
Guide to inserting the screen, preparing the platen, and applying ink for printing.
Details on how to flood the screen with ink using a squeegee for even coverage.
Explains how to use the squeegee with firm, downward pressure for effective ink transfer.
Instructions on heat setting ink for apparel using an iron, with specific warnings.
Steps for cleaning the screen, squeegee, and machine after use, with emphasis on not letting ink dry.
Guide on applying emulsion remover and rinsing the screen to prepare it for recoating.
Information on when and how to replace the light table bulbs.
Provides definitions for key terms used in the screen-printing manual, such as emulsion, platen, and squeegee.
Provides contact details including operating hours, email address, and phone numbers for support.
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