Logos Screen Printing Equipment and Supply has everything you need to start a screen printing business. We offer a full line of screen print machines and other silk screening equipment along with Environmentally Safe Clean Up Supplies. Logos manufactures some of the best silk screening equipment on the market today, including 1 Color, 4 Color, and 6 Color Screen Printers, conveyor dryers, exposure units and flash cure units. Take advantage of our sale prices on our T Shirt printing equipment and supplies in our "Specials" section and save up to 30%. We also have excellent combinations of silk screening machines, flash dryers, exposure systems, and free platens - make your new silk screening business a reality with our T shirt printing equipment and machines by ordering one of our featured packages.

A Silk Screening business is an excellent "work-at-home" opportunity or for an entrepreneur looking to start a company with a low startup cost with potential for huge profits. We hope to be your one-stop shop for all of your screen printing equipment needs. We value our customers and offer ongoing support when you purchase any of our silk screening machines or supplies. When your screenprinting business is ready to grow, look to Logos for durable, accurate silk screening equipment and a steady stream of top quality silkscreen supplies.

Here is an excellent article from work-at-home.org about starting a new home-based business with silk screening equipment:

STARTING A SILK SCREENING BUSINESS INEXPENSIVELY

"Silk screen or screen printing (technically, Serigraphy) is a long used process for mass producing signs and designs economically.

Going into this business may require a little more time (to learn), effort (to set up) and money (equipment and supplies) than some, but it is a business that could virtually explode into something REALLY BIG!

The basic idea in silk screening is to create a master screen through which paint can form designs on a large number of duplicates.

You draw, trace or photograph a design and transfer it by means of a crude photo process to a thin, fine grain, photo sensitive gel coated cloth (or "silk"), which is tightly stretched over a wood or metal frame.. "

Read the full article about starting a screen printing business here.