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Git-Bit · 4 Weeks Ago

Hey guys.....I am about to make a purchase on a heat press and I just do not have enough to get a quality 16 x 20. I know that I will be doing some XXL and a few XXXL items, but not nearly the amount as I will do in the smaller sizes. My question is will I be able to do these on this press. I know that it may take a little more time, but just wanting to be sure that it can be done. Our logos are relatively simple designs.
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splathead · 4 Weeks Ago

The size of the garment is irrelevant. Any excess garment will simply hang off the sides of the press. With a 15X15 press, that is the maximum size your design transfer can be .

proworlded · 4 Weeks Ago

You may apply any size design to any size shirt with a 15x15 press. On the oversize designs you just use an easy two step process.

greyhorsewoman · 4 Weeks Ago

Ditto ... I've used my 15x15 to press up to a 5X t-shirt !! Not a problem.

splathead · 4 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by proworlded


	You may apply any size design to any size shirt with a 15x15 press. On the oversize designs you just use an easy two step process.

Ed, how would I transfer a plastisol transfer that is larger than the press? Can you provide details on the 2 step process?

proworlded · 4 Weeks Ago

Check out the video on our website, Applying Oversize Designs.

Instructional videos on applying t-shirt iron on transfers with a heat press by Pro World

splathead · 4 Weeks Ago

Thanks Ed. Don't suppose this methods works well with hot split transfers?

proworlded · 4 Weeks Ago

No problem. Works fine.

EMBDenton · 4 Weeks Ago

Not a problem we have a small 15" press and press designs larger than 15 on sizes > 4xl. Place transfer center, press. Then move shirt over and press the outer two edges. Works every time, not a problem... just slower than standard 15 x 15 single press.

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