Since 1992, Printers Edge has manufactured screen-printing squeegee blades and sharpeners, building its Warren, Ohio operation around patented hot-knife cutting technology and American-made polyurethane blades. The company expanded in 2001 into custom aluminum screen frames and now also re-meshes and prepares screens for printers, distributing its products locally and worldwide. Its screen-printing staff brings more than 50 years of combined industry experience to product guidance and support.
Victory Screen FactorySince 1980, Victory Screen Factory has supplied the screen-printing trade, becoming the first company to specialize in pre-stretched screen frames by mail order and later adding restretching services and printing supplies. Operating under new management from a 10,000-square-foot New York facility, the company ships 25 stock sizes of aluminum frames and related supplies nationwide. Its history is rooted in saving print shops the space and effort of building and stretching screens themselves.HOLLIS, NY
Albert Screenprint IncIn business since 1962, Albert Screenprint Inc. is a Norton, Ohio manufacturer known for taking projects from concept through completion under one roof. Its 135,000-square-foot manufacturing operation and 33,000-square-foot warehouse support direct production and fulfillment for customers managing promotional and display needs.NORTON, OH
Freehand Graphics, IncFor more than 40 years, Freehand Graphics, Inc. has built screen-printing software and prepress supplies, including color-separation and film-output tools designed specifically for screen printers. Its best-known software, Separation Studio NXT and AccuRIP Emerald, grew from Freehand’s own experience as screen printers and artists, while products such as Dmax dye ink and Dark Star film extend that expertise into the print room. The company has made the screen-print industry its sole focus since 1995 and provides U.S.-based technical support to users worldwide.HOLBROOK, NY
Stretch Devices, IncFrom its Philadelphia base, Stretch Devices, Inc. makes Newman screen-printing equipment built around retensionable roller frames and the control of screen tension. Its Roller Master stretching tables and PinLock registration system are designed to help textile and graphics printers achieve flatter screens, faster setup and repeatable multicolor registration. The company also supports its equipment with instructional videos, technical guidance and a distributor network spanning the United States and international markets.PHILADELPHIA, PA