COMPANY PROFILE

GAMMA ENVISIONS (PVT) LTD

 SC R E E N P R IN T
“The functional form of creative art”
We Are....
A once seemingly impossible idea that began in front of a computer has now blossomed
into a fast developing company in the screen printing industry in Sri Lanka.

Our individual histories inside of Sri Lanka have inspired our drive to manufacture
designs with creativity and quality like never seen before.
We provide screen-printing and embroidery services to our valued customers,
many of whom are renowned global brands.

Our extraordinary team goes above and beyond to provide

remarkable experience for everyone we work with.

We make your creativity......a reality.

Screen Printing History - AD221

Screen printing originated in China as a way of transferring designs onto fabrics around AD 221.
Following this the Japanese began using simple stenciling techniques as a way to create imagery.
At this time stencils were cut out of paper and the mesh was woven from human hair.
Stiff brushes were used to force ink through the mesh onto the fabric.
 Our Founders

Wikum Gamage Kelum Gamage

Our founders and co-owners Wikum Gamage & Kelum Gamage are two brothers that founded
Gamma Envisions with the dream of successfully integrating themselves into the screen printing
world. Between the two of them, there are several years of experience in both business and
screen printing.
Wikum, as a Civil Engineer, manages a large scale steel construction company in the USA. As an
entrepreneur, he started Gamma Detailing (Pvt) Ltd, a US based steel structure design company
in Sri Lanka in 2018. Kelum has over two decades of experience as a member of the product
quality management section in textile embellishment with a leading apparel manufacturing
company in Sri Lanka. His experience and education in this field allowed the company to
truly understand the ins and outs of this competitive business.
The two brothers have successfully put together an illustrious team of experts
and friends, as well as setting up a detailed business plan to ensure
customer satisfaction.

Screen Printing History - 1900

In the early 1900s, squeegees were formed and used as a way of pulling ink through the screen mesh.
Roy Beck, Charles Peter and Edward Owens are credited with revolutionizing the commercial screen printing
industry by their introduction of photo-imaged stencils to screenprinting.
The screenprinting process was initially used to print interesting colors and patterns on wall paper and fabrics
and then it was by advertisers for campaigns. Eventually artists and commercial printers have adopted it as a new
way of reproducing their works on different materials such as t-shirts, DVDs, glass, paper, metal and wood.
Our Management

Ajith Nihal
General Manager
Accredited Facility
BOI Approval SEDEX Audit Approval

Processing the OEKO-TEX Certificate

 Our Mission
To join forces with the world's cutting edge brands and
revolutionize the fashion industry through our screen printing.

Our Vision

Becoming a household name among local apparel manufacturers and

the world's leading brands as well as adding new perspective to the
exclusive high fashion world.

Screen Printing History - 18th Centuary

The art form made its way to Europe in the 18th Century but did not immediately become largely accepted.
France began using silk screens to print on to fabric earlier in the 17th Century, although they still used stiff
brushes to push it through the mesh. But it eventually led to the practice of stretching silk over a frame to
support the stencils. And in the 19th Century when silk mesh was more available to be traded from Asia,
it proved to be a profitable outlet for the medium. It grew in traction and popularity around Europe.
Our Services
Services with current facilities

Water base Print Glitter Print

Rubber Print Puff Print
High Densitiy Print Flock Print
Discharge Print Clear Gloss Print
Burnout Print Sublimation Print
Metallic Print Glow in the Dark Print
Silicon print Reflective Print
Crack Print Water Repellent Print
Heat Transfer print Thermochromic Print
Foil Print

Services with facilities to be added near future

Embroidery
Diamante Transfers

Screen Printing History - 1938

A group of artists in the 1938 formed the National Serigraph Society, which included artists such as
Max Arthur Cohn and Anthony Velonis. This society coined the term Serigraphy (a term meaning
“seri” silk in Latin and “graphein” to draw in Greek) as a way to differentiate their own artistic
application of screen printing on to paper from the industrial, commercial use of the process
Think of any print that satisfy you with smoothy touches.
“ That all comes through a mesh ”
“ That all comes from a screen ”
 Screen Printing
Daily Printing Capacity - 5000 (1-4 colors)
Monthly Capacity - 130,000

Daily Heat pressing Capacity - 2000

Production Area - 20000 sq ft building

Screen Printing History - 1960

By the 1960’s Pop Artists such as Peter Blake, Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg used
screen printing, mostly serigraphy, as an important element of their art. This led to its popularity as
a medium for creating contemporary artworks. Any Warhol’s 1962 Marilyn Diptich is one of his most
famous silk prints.
 Our Facilities

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT UNIT GRAPHIC DEPARTMENT COLOUR DEPARTMENT

SCREEN EXPOSING UNIT SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT QUALITY ASSURANCE

FABRIC STORES CANTEEN

Screen Printing History - 1960

American entrepreneur, artist and inventor Michael Vasilantone created, developed, used, and sold
a rotatable multi-color garment screen printing machine in 1960. His patented creation resulted
in a boom in printed T-shirts and made his garment screen printing machine became so popular,
it now makes up for over half of the screen printing activity in the world.
Laboratory Facilities

State Of The Art Fully Equipped Testing Lab For Print Quality Assurance & Durability Testing
 our capacity
WASTE WATER RECYCLING PLANT

Screen Printing History - 1960

Modern Full Automatic Wast Water Treatment System
By the 1960’s Pop Artists such as Peter Blake, Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg used
screen printing, mostly serigraphy, as an important element of their art. This led to its popularity as
a medium for creating contemporary artworks. Any Warhol’s 1962 Marilyn Diptich is one of his most
famous silk prints.
 Our Clients

Vouge Tex (Pvt) Ltd

Original Apparel Nobleswear (Pvt) Ltd

Odel PLC Orient Design (Pvt) Ltd

Long Island Clothing Company

WE WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MANY LEADING APPAREL MANUFACTURE IN SRI LANKA.

GAMMA ENVISIONS (PVT) LTD

Contact Us

Corparate Office :
50/08/03/01, Graceland Circle
Horana
Sri Lanka

Factory:
No 21/1, Janahitha Mawatha
Bandaragama
Sri Lanka

USA Office:
19488 Maldonado Place
Santa Clarita
CA 91350,USA

Phone : +94 38 228 1222

E-mail : info@gammaenvisions.com
Website : www.GammaEnvisions.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/GammaEnvisions

Screen Printing Today

Screen printing continues to adapt with the digital age with DTG (direct to garment) and
DTS (direct to screen) and still accommodate the artist chosen inks and
hand squeegeed artisan produced print runs.
With its adaptations to technology screen printing remains
an innovative method for an artist to work with scale, color and surface.