The Magic Transfer Company
Focus on Transfer Printing & Heat Presses So many to choose
Before purchasing a heat press there are a few things to consider fi rst. What products and applications do you intend to use the equipment for? Does the press conform to all health and safety standards and legislation? Does the supplier offer warranty, support, and training? The Magic Transfer Company since 1992 has pioneered the digital image transfer process and is considered market leaders in many aspects of this technology. From its UK base in Dunstable the full range of heat presses and print equipment are available for inspection and evaluation. Some of the key issues to consider with heat presses include the ability to have even platen temperature which is best achieved using cast aluminum platens. Even pressure and interchangeable platens are also a great advantage when decorating different shaped items such as bags, caps, mugs, beanies, holdalls, and umbrellas.
If space is a premium then a clam style press is going to be a better option, taking up less space, and offering the option of interchangeable platens allowing you to press sleeves, collars, bags, and shoes with ease. The existing HTP123 clam press with the pull-out drawer function also makes the procedure easier and safer.
When considering volume production, pneumatic operated presses combined with a silent compressor offer easy use, consistent production speed, and reduced fatigue for the operator throughout the working day. So, before you go out and buy your new heat press, make sure you do your homework. Find a heat press that has the key elements for quality and reliability.
Choosing the right heat press
www.themagictouch.co.uk Sabur Digital Picking reliability
Sabur continues to support the print industry with a range of reliable and cost-effective SABTEX heat press solutions, designed to meet the needs of both entry-level users and high-volume production environments. The SABTEX 20M manual auto-open heat press provides an accessible yet robust option for print specialists looking for consistent results. Its auto-open feature and pull out platens help to retain strict pressing times and improve workfl ow effi ciency, making it a well suited solution for businesses that need a reliable entry point solution or those that just prefer simplicity. A step up from the SAB-20M is the SABTEX 20U pneumatic heat press which offers enhanced control and repeatability. The air-powered system delivers even pressure across the platen, reducing operator fatigue and risk of error. It also boasts features such as a pull out platen, intuitive touchscreen display with built-in presets, and pinch safety sensor features which helps to ensure safe, consistent, high-quality transfers across production runs.
A range of SABTEX solutions
At the top end, the dual-station electric SABTEX TS20 with an integrated projection system is designed to maximise throughput and accuracy. Its twin-platen confi guration allows users to load one item while another is being pressed, signifi cantly increasing productivity. The built-in projection system guides precise transfer placement, helping to reduce errors, improve alignment, and minimise waste.
As a secondary option, Sabur also provides the SABTEX TS20 with laser alignment, bridging the gap between the 20U and the TS20 projection. Together, these models make up its SABTEX heat press range portfolio, which aims to deliver effi cient, user-friendly heat press technology to support businesses in achieving reliable, high-quality transfer results across a wide range of applications.
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