Are these vacuum tables dangerous? I recently viewed a workplace accident video of a man leaning into a serigraph machine (doing some measurements with tape), where it appears he must've leaned against the button to drop the lid and activate the vacuum. The lid closes on him, appearing to crush him into the surface of the table and he is unable to remove himself. Are they actually that dangerous or is there any release mechanisms?
The 2nd flood stroke is a heavy flood, which helps clean the screen's surface. It's a good technique to use when printing by hand in less than optimal conditions (humidity, temperature, etc.) with waterbased ink.
Are these vacuum tables dangerous? I recently viewed a workplace accident video of a man leaning into a serigraph machine (doing some measurements with tape), where it appears he must've leaned against the button to drop the lid and activate the vacuum. The lid closes on him, appearing to crush him into the surface of the table and he is unable to remove himself. Are they actually that dangerous or is there any release mechanisms?
Slikhedgehog 2 years ago
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Printer: you make a one stroke and print, not two, i hope, but is great man congratulation, please i like to see more videos of your work.
Edmundo.
irimi9 3 years ago
Printer: you make a one stroke and print, not two, i hope, but is great man congratulation, please i like to see more videos of your work.
Edmundo.
irimi9 3 years ago
The 2nd flood stroke is a heavy flood, which helps clean the screen's surface. It's a good technique to use when printing by hand in less than optimal conditions (humidity, temperature, etc.) with waterbased ink.
serieproject 3 years ago
thank you for this video
agerpic 3 years ago