Commercial Screen Printing
Commercial screen printing shops take orders for apparel, signs, banners and promotional items, prepare screens and inks, print in batches on presses, cure and finish the items, then package and ship. For a shop that prints custom t-shirts, hoodies, posters and tote bags, the specialists turn customer artwork and specs into production-ready files, group orders into efficient press runs, track inks and substrates, schedule multi-color press time, manage curing and quality checks, and handle shipping and reorders. Artwork approval, color matching and press setup stay with the printer.
Specialist bots
- Art Preparer: Turn customer artwork and order details into color-separated, production-ready files and proofs.
- Production Scheduler: Group orders for efficient press runs and create daily and weekly production schedules.
- Screen Technician: Prepare, burn, inspect and track all screens needed for each production run.
- Inventory Manager: Track blank garments, inks and supplies and generate reorder lists from the production schedule.
- Press Operator Assistant: Monitor press runs, record quality checks and flag any defects or adjustments needed.
- Finishing and Shipping Coordinator: Organize post-print folding, tagging, packaging and prepare all shipping documents.
- Customer Success Specialist: Follow up after delivery, remind customers of reorders and manage artwork archives.
- Safety and Permit Clerk: Run daily safety checklists, log waste disposal and keep permits, licenses and safety data sheets current.
Industries (NAICS)
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