Printmaking

The [Baren] Mall - Features woodblock printmaking supplies, specializing in products for the traditional Japanese hanga techniques.
barenforum.org/mall/

Cape Fear Press - A non-toxic photo etching studio and distributor of Puretch, a high-resolution photopolymer etch resist for intaglio printmaking.
www.capefearpress.com/

Edward C. Lyon and Edward C. Muller - Manufacturers of hand engraving and etching tools for printmaking, jewelers, and silversmiths. Catalogue of both their complete product lines, with photographs or detailed drawings of the tools.
www.ecmuller.com/

Graphic Chemical and Ink Co. - Offers papers, inks, supplies and equipment for etching, lithography, block printing and screen printing. Includes a glossary of terms and a discussion forum.
www.graphicchemical.com/

McClain's Printmaking Supplies - Specializes in relief materials including tools, wood, linoleum blocks, ink, paper, sharpening stones, gouges, and brushes.
www.imcclains.com/

Mitomel International - Suppliers of sponges, towels and mops, and manufacturers of etching and lithographic presses, inking rollers, and blankets.
www.mitomel.com/

Nazdar Network - Manufacturer of a wide variety of screen printing inks and chemicals. Features technical tips for individual products, Material Safety Data Sheet files, customer service and retail contacts.
www.nazdar.com/

Rembrandt Graphic Arts - Manufacturer and retailer for printmaking materials, hand presses, and supplies for etching, lithography, silk screen printing, relief printing and monotype, such as inks, papers, tools, and mordants.
www.rembrandtgraphicarts.com/

Rostow and Jung Akua-Kolor - Producer of water-based inks for intaglio and monotype printmaking. Tips on usage and an article called "Establishing A Baby Safe Studio".
www.waterbasedinks.com/

Takach Press - A full catalog of their collection of intaglio and lithographic printmaking supplies, including their own line of presses and press room equipment. They also have a gallery of works from around the world that were pulled on Tackach presses.
www.takachpress.com/