I use a Mighty Press, works well with all of my transfer needs and also with plastisol transfers
What would the best press be for pressing plastisol transfers?
Any suggestions on a size and brand of press that would be the best idea for me to go with for pressing plastisol transfers? I have one of the cheaper ones I bought off ebay and it has worked well pressing vinyl. But I have found it to be a little more difficult pressing plastisol transfers. Any suggestions? The one I have know is a 15x15 I was thinking maybe a 16x20 and I have a budget of about $1100.00
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I bought this one 2 years ago. Has worked well for me:I use a Mighty Press, works well with all of my transfer needs and also with plastisol transfers
Digital 20 D X 16 W Clamshell Flat Heat Press (Free Shipping) [HP4850A] - $379.99 : Sunie.com, Leading Provider of Signs Equipment.
Where did you get it from?
I bought if from ebay - suniecom is the seller.Where did you get it from?
Here is the link to it on ebay:
Professional 20" D x 16" w T Shirt Heat Press Digital Central Pressure | eBay
Keep the feedback coming. And thanks again.
Only problem I had with it was a spring broke a little over a year after I got it. I called SUNIE support and the shipped me a pair of new ones (cost 12.00 I believe) and I was able to keep it working with some bungie cords till the replacements got here.Keep the feedback coming. And thanks again.
Does the heating element heat evenly?
Yep, pretty evenly. Better than I expected from a sub $500.00 press. Like I said in 2 years I have probably pressed 5000 items (shirts, mouse pads, baby onesies, polo's, sweats, hoodies, etc). It is running 7 days a week and anywhere from 6 to 12 hours a day. Its definitely worth the price of admission. I would probably would buy another one. Only thing I'd like different is an auto release. I am a one man shop and some times I have to really hustle. Doing 2 things at once, an auto release would help. Otherwise, I'd get another. IT is actually less now than I paid for 2 years ago. I paid 419 with free ship. It is 389.00 and Free Ship now.Does the heating element heat evenly?
Thanks for the help!Yep, pretty evenly. Better than I expected from a sub $500.00 press. Like I said in 2 years I have probably pressed 5000 items (shirts, mouse pads, baby onesies, polo's, sweats, hoodies, etc). It is running 7 days a week and anywhere from 6 to 12 hours a day. Its definitely worth the price of admission. I would probably would buy another one. Only thing I'd like different is an auto release. I am a one man shop and some times I have to really hustle. Doing 2 things at once, an auto release would help. Otherwise, I'd get another. IT is actually less now than I paid for 2 years ago. I paid 419 with free ship. It is 389.00 and Free Ship now.
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