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boxoffrogs · January 8th, 2010

So Ed, are you pimping the transpro 15X15? Is this a better machine?
is the 1400W, 12.5AMP built-in fuse accessible as we may be in interesting locations with this device. I see it cooks up to 500 degrees. Is the temp control precise? We don't wanna scorch our stuff.

proworlded · January 8th, 2010

Not at all. As I said, the price is very good for a usable machine. Regarding the TransPro, yes the fuse is accessible. However, we have never had to replace one. The temperature needed for applying transfers is usually around 385. There is no need to set the temperature to the maximum.

boxoffrogs · January 8th, 2010

but the temp control is precise right? If we set it at 375 it's good for +/- a few degrees right? Will ambient temp affect temp setting?
If we are at a festival or other on site location the power supply may be questionable, which is why I'm asking about the fuse. I wouldn't want a surge to take us down

proworlded · January 8th, 2010

The temperature should be accurate within about +/- 2 or 3%. Once again, that has never been a problem. Ambient temperature should not be a factor. Please give me a call if you need more information. 800-678-8289 or email at info @proworldinc.com.

boxoffrogs · January 9th, 2010

Hey Ed,
I think you sold us, plus the free shipping is very cool.

Rodney · January 11th, 2010

::thread note: these posts were moved to their own topic to make the information easier to find and to keep the previous thread on topic

mod edit: I just re-re-read the previous thread and noticed that the original poster and boxoffrogs were partners asking the same question in the same thread. Sorry for mixing things up ::

boxoffrogs · January 15th, 2010

Thanks Rodney! We are currently about 300 miles apart so sometimes our questions may be similar as I gotta work the day job till we're rolling good.

Reyes · March 24th, 2011

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Originally Posted by proworlded


	Not at all. As I said, the price is very good for a usable machine. Regarding the TransPro, yes the fuse is accessible. However, we have never had to replace one. The temperature needed for applying transfers is usually around 385. There is no need to set the temperature to the maximum.

Hi, i have a problem with my transpro heat press i checked the temp with a infrared gun temp read 325-340 when i had it set at 375. proworld sent me a temp block i changed it and then ordered test strips from stahl's because i was told the guns werent the best the test strips red 350 when i set it to 360 the numbers jump from 360-365f how do i get a replacement press???

Rodney · March 24th, 2011

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	how do i get a replacement press???

Have you contacted Pro World directly yet about the issue?

Reyes · March 24th, 2011

i did once and they sent me a temp block with chinese directions lol. the guy i spoke told the the guns are off so i tryed a different way still way off he was kind of rude . im going to call in the morning. just wondering if anyone else had this issue??

Rodney · March 25th, 2011

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Originally Posted by Reyes


	i did once and they sent me a temp block with chinese directions lol. the guy i spoke told the the guns are off so i tryed a different way still way off he was kind of rude . im going to call in the morning. just wondering if anyone else had this issue??

You asked how to get a replacement press so I was just trying to point you in the direction on how to do that

If you contact proworlded on the forums, he should get you taken care of.

Reyes · March 25th, 2011

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Originally Posted by Rodney


	You asked how to get a replacement press so I was just trying to point you in the direction on how to do that If you contact proworlded on the forums, he should get you taken care of.

Sorry i was freaking out lol i was all over place. Im trying to start up a lil business and everything that could go wrong went wrong. the press,paper,printer EVERYTHING. Just alil lost

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Is the fuse on the Trans Pro heat press accessible?