The main difference between yellow printing mesh and white printing mesh lies in the performance differences during the screen making and printing process. Here are the specific differences between the two:

1. Absorption and reflection of light: The yellow screen has various effects on light absorption, refraction, reflection, scattering, etc. during plate making exposure, especially in the image part, which can reduce the refracted and returned light, thus helping to improve the image quality of plate making. In contrast, during the plate making process, white wire mesh may form ghosting due to its color characteristics caused by white light reflection and ultraviolet absorption, which may affect the clarity and detail expression of the image.

2. Image detail representation: When facing complex patterns with many details, the yellow screen, due to its weak transparency and relatively strong shading ability, can more effectively prevent the occurrence of ghosting during the plate making process, thus better preserving the image details during the development process. White screen printing, on the other hand, is prone to losing image details during development when slightly overexposed.

3. Durability and Applicability: Yellow and white printed mesh may vary in durability due to differences in materials and manufacturing processes, but this is not directly related to their color. However, in terms of applicability, yellow screen printing may exhibit superior performance under certain specific printing requirements, especially for printing tasks that require high precision and detail preservation.

Overall, yellow printed mesh has some advantages over white printed mesh in terms of image quality and detail representation, especially when dealing with complex patterns.