Yes, we offer shipping throughout the USA and abroad.

No. Although decorating garments is a well-known application for screen printing, it's not what we do. Since our founding over 65 years ago, Serviscreen has been focused on screen printing (and other decorating processes) for manufactured parts.

Steel (including Stainless Steel): YES Aluminum: YES Anodized Aluminum: YES Rusty Steel: NO Clean Dry Paint: YES Peeling Paint: NO Plastics: YES, with a few exceptions, such as PTFE. Polypropylene and polyethylene will almost always require surface treatment. Synthetic Rubber: It depends Powder Coat: YES (usually)

No, but appointments are recommended just so we can be sure that the appropriate staff will be available to help you.

We don't have minimum order quantities, but keep in mind that like most manufacturing processes, first-piece costs are much higher than incremental costs, because a machine needs to be set up. It's much more cost-effective to print parts in one batch rather than several.

Yes, as long as you can demonstrate that you have a royalty agreement (or other appropriate contract) in place.

We are open to setting up terms with qualified businesses. We also accept all major credit cards.

We do basic quality audits on incoming parts. If parts are deemed to have a significant problem or defect, we will consult with you to discuss possible solutions.

We typically ask for a 2-week turnaround; however, we understand the delays and difficulties in the manufacturing world. Let us know your needs and we will do our best to accommodate you as we do with all our customers.

We offer powder coating on a limited basis. We are in the midst of developing a powder coating space that can achieve the quality and throughput levels of our existing spray processes. Call us or use the contact form above if you want to learn more.

Samples are sometimes available. If they are not, we can often show the quality and durability of our coatings processes with test plaques.

We don't create art whole-cloth. We convert existing vector files into outputs for screen and pad printing. We request our customers provide files in Corel Draw, Adobe Illustrator, or DWG format files. If you don't have an option for any of those we will have to discuss what can be done. Please no rasterized images or gradient colors. Anything but vector indexed/line art will create problems for the cliché or screen production process. Everyone will be far happier with the result if a clean source file is our starting point. Even though we are pretty flexible in general, this is the exception proven by experience.

Yes. Prototyping has a wide range of costs based on the intricacies or simplicities of the project. Occasionally, there are times when a simple ink test or paint spray out can be done at no charge.