Silk screen printing on metal is a delicate and nuanced process. It may look easy but creating a process and having the discipline to follow it is of utmost importance. Steps 1 to 6 describe the process of creating the screen, and steps 7 through 10 describe the process of applying the ink.

1. The customer supplies artwork files
2. Conco prints the artwork onto the transfer film (Econofilm by Ryonet) with DMAX UV light-blocking dye
3. A screen is chosen by size and a liquid emulsion is placed on the screen in an environment (similar to a dark room)
4. The screen is then baked in an oven to solidify the emulsion on the screen
5. The exposure unit is turned on, using a vacuum seal and UV light to imprint the artwork negative into the screen
6. The screen is ready for printing
7. The silkscreen is placed over the workpiece, with a small gap between the material and the screen to ensure good spring back
8. Ink is placed onto the screen and a squeegee is wiped across the silkscreen
9. Ink is pushed through the negative image onto the material
10. The screen is removed, leaving the completed workpiece to dry