This is the process of preparing warp yarns for weaving raw yarns that passed the raw material acceptance inspection.

This is the process of passing warp yarns through the heddle, which determines the texture of the fabric, and a reed, which adjusts the density of the warp yarns. The work of passing dozens of yarns through a width of 1mm is true craftsmanship.

This is the weaving process in which the warp and weft yarns are woven into cloth. If any yarn breaks or another problem occurs in this process, the loom will automatically stop. The maintenance work of connecting the yarns is performed by an artisan.

This is the cleaning process of removing oils from raw materials and substances that adhered during weaving.

This is the process of dyeing the yarns in a color that suppresses diffuse reflection of light during the exposure process of screen platemaking.

This is the heat treatment process in which the thickness, width, and density of the screen and the balance of elongation between the warp and weft yarns are adjusted. This process is easy to understand if you imagine ironing.

In this process the screen is tested by a measuring machine to check whether it is produced in accordance with the specifications.

This is appearance inspection process of screens that have passed the physical property test.