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Focus on Transfer Printing & Heat Presses


A key tool for any garment decorator, heat presses and transfer printers can help make your bread and butter products. It is therefore crucial to pick the right pieces of machinery. Below is a list of options on the market.


Xpres Professional heat pressing


Delivering consistently high pressure, the Sefa Duplex Pro is engineered for a wide range of transfer applications, including direct to fi lm, sublimation and heat transfer vinyl. Featuring generous clearance between, behind, and beneath the heating plates, the heat press provides exceptional manoeuvrability and ease of use. Its enhanced ergonomic design makes handling larger garments and substrates straightforward and effi cient, supporting a smooth workfl ow across demanding production environments. It also features automatic opening and closing for improved productivity, along with a quick-release system designed to streamline high-volume DTF operations and reduce turnaround times.


Sefa Duplex Pro


Xpres has everything you need for DTF printing, including hardware suitable for all businesses whether you’re a start-up or an established printer looking to upgrade your workfl ow. Explore their vast range of printers from leading brands such as Mimaki, Roland and Epson, whilst their Adkins curing units provide trusted and reliable solutions. Pair your hardware with DTF consumables available from Xpres, including their DTF Evolution hot peel, cold peel and instant peel fi lms, perfect for all types of fl ows.


For more information on Sefa heat presses and to view the full DTF range, visit


www.xpres.co.uk


The Transfer Press


Using the big names


There are many places to buy pre-printed transfers for decorating T shirts, sweatshirts and a whole range of other fabric products. Why then should you choose The Transfer Press? Quality? Consistency? Price? Service? Yes, they’re all important and the company believes it can match any other supplier in all of these areas.


But what can it offer that other suppliers can’t?


• A range of licensed brand designs that no-one else in the UK can offer – big names like Betty Boop, Steamboat Willie, Liquid Blue, Shelby and NASA.


• Stock designs from world-renowned artists like Dean Russo, Andy Maxx, Steve McDonald and Brian Kalt.


• The widest range of processes, including sole UK distributorship of transfers using the amazing Solar Trans, which activates to full colour only when exposed to UV light.


• More than 20 years’ experience not just supplying stock designs but creating custom prints and designs using both in-house facilities and the best artists and manufacturers around the world.


A selection of transfers on off er


• A range of other products to enhance and augment the basic transfers – HTV, rhinestones both loose and pre-made designs, chenille lettering, heat applied embroidered and printed badges, “engraved” leather patches.


If you decorate fabrics, The Transfer Press has products you need.


www.thetransferpress.co.uk | 34 | July 2026 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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