Does oversize printing effect the cost of screen printing?
Oversize printing is described as a print that is larger than a standard screen is able to print. This is typically measured as being larger than 13" wide and 15" tall. When the size of the print is bigger than these dimensions it requires special oversized screens, oversized platens and in some cases oversized squeegees. It also can require a bigger printer for printing film and larger rolls of film. These extra pieces of equipment can cost quite a bit extra.
Some printers will charge more for these prints because of all of the special equipment and the need for more materials. The set-up can also take more time because of the different equipment being used from the normal screen print.
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