[sayno2mornings]

Hey everyone. I purchased my first heat press. It was from a professional commercial graphics company but unfortunately they don't remember the brand. That in and of itself wouldn't be a big deal but the Temperature knob doesn't have degrees of heat....It has the numbers 0-5 / LO HI. I was hoping to find a user manual so i can familiarize myself with this particular model. Heres what I know so far"

MODEL DEL 502
S.N. 93340347
VOLTS 120 VAC
WATTS 1600
MADE IN USA

Anyone familiar with this press?

Once I figure out how to add pics, I will add the ones I have

 

[j9bills]

Hey everyone. I purchased my first heat press. It was from a professional commercial graphics company but unfortunately they don't remember the brand. That in and of itself wouldn't be a big deal but the Temperature knob doesn't have degrees of heat....It has the numbers 0-5 / LO HI. I was hoping to find a user manual so i can familiarize myself with this particular model. Heres what I know so far"

MODEL DEL 502
S.N. 93340347
VOLTS 120 VAC
WATTS 1600
MADE IN USA

Anyone familiar with this press?

Once I figure out how to add pics, I will add the ones I have

Hi there. Did you ever find out what kind of heat press this was? I just picked up the same model today and am not having any luck identifying it.
Thanks!

 

[splathead]

Post pictures. Visuals go a long way. If someone has one, without a name, they certainly wouldn't recognize it by a model #.

 

[j9bills]

Post pictures. Visuals go a long way. If someone has one, without a name, they certainly wouldn't recognize it by a model #.

Thank you for the reply! Here are some photos.

 

[into the T]

Thank you for the reply! Here are some photos.

the problem is they all kinda looked like that back then, below is a hix and an instapress
(chances are it is a re-brand, maybe someone can remember a supply company that the 'del' would make sense, instead of a manufacturer)

 

[splathead]

Meantime, if it's only the temperature control you have questions about, you could measure the various temperature levels yourself using 1) a cheapo infrared temperature gun from harbor freight, lowes, etc. or 2) the most accurate way is to use a pyrometer RPK-PYRMTR - Digital Pyrometer & Surface Probe Kit - Geo Knight & Co Inc