Industrial Precision Screen Printing Services

One-stop CNC integrated silk screen marking with flat, cylindrical & IMD printing, UV/conductive inks for medical UDI, automotive EV and aerospace components.

ISO 14001:2015       ISO 9001:2015        IATF 16949:2016


Screen Printing Production Overview

CustomParts-MFG provides high-precision industrial screen printing service certified per ISO9001:2015, IATF16949:2016 & ISO14001:2015, complying with ASTM D3359 adhesion testing standards. Our hybrid semi-auto & manual printing system delivers ultra-sharp part marking, functional conductive/insulative ink deposition on flat, cylindrical and irregular 3D components, with printing registration tolerance down to ±25μm and minimum fine line 0.127mm. Fully integrated with in-house CNC machining, bead blasting and coating processes, our screen printing solution serves automotive, medical, aerospace and electronics industries for UDI marking, serial codes, logo & functional circuit printing.


Five Core Screen Printing Process Types & Application Scenarios

Flat-Bed Screen Printing

Best fit for flat panels, PCB substrates, glass and ceramic sheets; high precision for panel scale, legend marking and thin functional ink coating.

Cylindrical Screen Printing

Custom curved fixture design for tubing, syringe barrels and circular housing, uniform ink transfer on rounded outer surfaces.

Rotary Screen Printing

Roll-to-roll continuous high-speed production for flexible film, labels and thin composite substrates for large-batch orders.

IMD In-Mold Decoration

Printed film pre-inserted before injection molding, permanently fused onto plastic parts for wear-resistant decorative finish.

High-Precision Fine-Line Printing

Spec high mesh screen for ultra-fine traces down to 50μm, used for electronic conductive circuit and miniature component marking

Ink Categories & Finish Options of Screen Printing

Ink Categories & Finish Options of Screen Printing

Classification of Industrial Inks


  • UV-Curable Ink: Instant low-temperature curing, high abrasion & chemical resistance for high-volume precision marking;
  • Solvent/Water-Based Ink: Eco water-based for porous substrates, solvent type for high temp resistant industrial components;
  • Two-Part Epoxy/Ceramic Ink: Extreme heat resistance (up to 1000℉) for automotive and high-temp equipment;
  • Specialty Functional Ink: Conductive, insulating, color-changing and UL/CSA certified safety grade inks for electronic & electrical parts.


Surface Finish Selection

Custom matte, satin, gloss, transparent, opaque and textured finish with accurate Pantone color matching (ΔE controlled within industrial standard)

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Screen Printing Compatible Printing Base Materials


  • Metals: Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, pre-anodized & powder-coated metal parts;
  • Engineering Plastics: ABS, PC, PEEK, PVC, PET, PP, Nylon, Delrin and all common injection molding plastics;
  • Non-Metal: Glass, industrial ceramic, FR4 fiberglass, carbon fiber composite materials.


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Screen Printing Compatible Printing Base Materials
Screen Printing Standard Process

Screen Printing Standard Process

  • Pre-Production DFM & Artwork: Optimize layout, design artwork and customize screen specs.
  • Screen & Fixture Making: Produce screens and dedicated fixtures for accurate multi-color printing.
  • Surface Pretreatment: Clean or micro-blast workpieces to enhance ink adhesion.
  • Printing Operation: Adjust equipment parameters for uniform ink coating.
  • Curing: Use UV, IR or hot air curing per ink requirements.
  • Quality Inspection: Test adhesion, abrasion resistance, solvent resistance and color in-house.

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Screen Printing Core Industry Application Fields


  • Medical Devices: UDI compliant surgical instrument marking, implant & dental part permanent labeling per ISO13485.
  • Automotive & EV: Sensor, engine component, battery housing logo & specification marking with chemical-resistant ink.
  • Aerospace & Defense: MIL-spec part number, warning symbol and traceability marking for aircraft fittings.
  • Electronics & Semiconductor: PCB legend, conductive trace, insulation layer printing for circuit components.
  • Industrial & Consumer: Control panel scale, appliance housing branding and mechanical hardware identification.


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Screen Printing Core Industry Application Fields
One-stop Integrated Screen Printing Service Superiority

One-stop Integrated Screen Printing Service Superiority

  • Full closed in-house chain: Raw material → CNC → pre-treatment → screen printing → post laser processing → packaging under single PO management.
  • Flexible batch: Zero minimum order for prototype trial; semi-auto line for millions mass-volume production.
  • Multi-layer support: Up to 6-color overlay printing with strict registration control.
  • Complete certification: Batch COC, ink test report & compliance document delivered per shipment.

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Types of Screen Printing Processes

  • Flat-Bed Screen Printing: Ideal for rigid or flat substrates such as ceramic plates, glass panels, and PCBs.
  • Cylindrical Screen Printing: Designed for rounded or contoured parts like tubing, syringes, and circular housings.
  • Rotary Screen Printing: High-volume continuous printing for flexible films, labels, and roll-to-roll applications.
  • In-Mold Decoration (IMD) Screen Printing: Combines printing with injection molding for durable, wear-resistant graphics.
  • High-Tack & Fine-Line Printing: Specialty processes for ultra-fine traces (down to 50µm) and high-viscosity materials.

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Types of Screen Printing Processes

FAQs About Screen Printing

What is industrial precision screen printing?

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A: Mesh stencil ink transfer process for permanent marking, logo, serial number and functional ink coating on diversified precision components.

What materials support screen printing?

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A: Wide coverage for all mainstream metals, engineering plastics, glass, ceramic and carbon fiber composites with customized pre-treatment.

Difference between screen printing & pad printing?

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A: Screen printing thick ink deposit for flat/curved large-area marking; pad printing silicone transfer for deep recess & irregular tiny parts.

What’s the highest precision you can reach?

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A: Minimum line width 0.127mm, multi-color registration tolerance ±0.025mm with custom high-precision fixture.

Can we get customized functional ink for special working conditions?

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A: Available for high temp, anti-chemical, conductive and biocompatible custom ink formulations.

What level of detail and accuracy can you achieve?

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A: Our high-precision screens and registration systems allow for fine detail printing, typically capable of line widths down to 0.005" (0.127mm) or finer depending on the application. We maintain tight tolerances on print placement (often within ±0.001" or ±0.025mm) to ensure consistency across high-volume production runs, which is critical for alignment-sensitive features like scales or circuit patterns.