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Silk Screen Printing
for Plastic Components

Precision in-house silk screen printing on injection moulded plastic parts — logos, labels, part numbers, and decorative markings with sharp, durable results.

What Is Silk Screen Printing?

Silk screen printing (also called serigraphy or screen printing) transfers ink through a fine mesh stencil directly onto a plastic surface. It is one of the most cost-effective and durable decoration methods for high-volume plastic components.

At Industri Nikkoplas, silk screen printing runs in-house immediately after injection moulding, eliminating transport delays and ensuring consistent batch-to-batch quality under our ISO 9001:2015 management system.

  • Single-colour and multi-colour registration
  • Compatible with ABS, PS, PC, PP, PE substrates
  • Solvent-based and UV-cure inks available
  • Ink adhesion tested to IEC / Panasonic supplier standards
  • Suitable for logos, safety labels, part numbers, and decorative markings
  • High repeatability for series production up to 100,000+ pcs/month

Our Typical Applications

We produce silk-screened components for consumer electronics, home appliances, industrial enclosures, and telecommunication equipment housings. Examples include:

  • Control panel legends and function labels
  • Product branding and model markings
  • Warning and safety pictograms
  • Cosmetic decorative lines and patterns
  • Batch traceability codes

All printed components undergo visual inspection and adhesion cross-cut testing before shipment.

Capabilities at a Glance

Silk Screen Printing Specifications

6
Colours Max per Part
±0.1mm
Print Registration
100K+
Pieces / Month Capacity
ISO
9001:2015 Certified Process
Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We use jigs and fixtures tailored to each part geometry, allowing printing on mildly curved or contoured surfaces. For heavily curved parts, pad printing is often the better option — we offer that service in-house as well.
Our MOQ for silk screen printing is typically 500 pieces per colour per design. For customers who also mould their parts with us, we can often accommodate smaller runs due to the integrated workflow.
We use solvent-based inks for standard applications and UV-cure inks where faster throughput is needed. Adhesion is tested via cross-cut tape test (ASTM D3359). For consumer electronics clients such as Panasonic, we follow their supplier-specific ink approval requirements.
Yes. Our team can work from your PDF, EPS, or AI artwork files to prepare the screen films. We will share a print proof for your approval before committing to production screens.

One-Stop Moulding & Finishing Under One Roof

Because silk screen printing runs in-house alongside our 28-machine injection moulding lines, your parts move directly from the mould to the printing stage — no outsourcing, no logistics risk, and complete traceability under our ISO 9001:2015 system.

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