Lawson Offers Interchangeable Textile Press Platens

December 14, 2009

Lawson Screen & Digital Products Inc., St. Louis, now offers interchangeable screen printing platens that fit any style of Lawson press, including those from 50 years ago, according to the company.

The platens allow screen printers to print on nearly any type of item with the company's line of standard and custom manual platens. Standard, specialty and custom platens are available for printing anything from baby bibs and canvas tennis shoes, to allover shirts, and everything in between, according to the company.

Lawson also offers vacuum tables to print heat transfers, bumper stickers, yard signs and all types of flat-stock. Standard platens include child, youth, adult (XL and 2XL), single- and double-sleeve, pocket, leg, jacket, cap and vacuum sizes and shapes. Specialty platens include allover, tennis shoe, mini, koozie, zipper and umbrella sizes and shapes. Custom platens can be ordered in any size and shape.

For more information, visit lawsonsp.com. — J.L.

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