Speedball 10-Inch Nitrile Squeegee, 65 Durometer

Perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Works perfect, Good quality and fair price.

Squeegee was slightly too big for the 10 x 14 screen. It has to be drug at an angle. Also, if you are using this for emulsion coating, it falls short of being very useful. Meaning, it will spread a THICK coating of emulsion. It spreads it on TOO thick and unfortunately ended up wasting a whole screen and a whole bunch of emulsion. A solution to this is, use a credit card or a proper/finer edged squeegee for emulsion application.

Arrived with the rubber dented and bent. Defeats the purpose of the product.

It is well built and does work well for beginners that are just starting printing by silk screening. It has rounded edges on the blade and for my purpose, it spreads too much inch unlike squeegees with sharp square blades. That is the reason for only 4 three stars.

Just as descibed.

As expected

ended up being too small but is lighter than my other squeegee so ill find use for it

Too thin so you don’t get to apply a lot of pressure to clear the mesh. Not worth the money and wouldn’t recommend it. Shame on you

I only occasionally screenprint. I have my own screen and inks, which I occasionally lend to people. One such occasion it came back sans squeegee. No one fessed up regarding who had taken it or broken it or whatever, but the fact remained that I needed a new squeegee. After looking at a bunch of cheaper ones (similar to what I had previously owned), I decided to purchase a higher quality squeegee. When I received it, I was not disappointed. It looked to be well-made, it was properly sanded so I would not be at risk of getting nonstop splinters, and the rubber squeegee part was secured with staples on each side. I ordered the 10 squeegee because I have a 10x14 Speedball screen. It is a very close fit. I think the squeegee might actually be slightly larger than 10 or my screen opening slightly smaller, because this is very difficult to sweep over in one even pass. I solved that problem by just passing the squeegee over at a slight angle. After a few uses, I have noticed that the wood at the rubber squeegee part is starting to pull away from the rubber. I do not know if this is my fault from washing or drying it improperly, but I would hope that something that is going to be around water consistently would not warp as this one is doing. That is the reason I am only giving this four stars. The squeegee is still secured, but this extra gap makes it easier for inks to get caught in there and then ruin a later print. I might fill the gap with some E-6000 glue to prevent this from happening.

good stuff