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Focus on Transfer Printing & Heat Presses


Some hardware never goes out of style and with the innovation of DTF printing taking over the market, one has to remember the pieces of accompanying equipment. Below is a list of transfer printing and heat press machinery on the market.


TheMagicTouch


Four technologies, one solution TheMagicTouch in the UK offers four clearly defi ned transfer technologies that accommodate most customer demands and needs. Each affordable solution has clear and defi ned target markets.


Under TheMagicTouch banner, the company has pioneered for more than 30 years toner-based transfer papers enabling the decoration of a multitude of products. The technology is enhanced with white-toner to alleviate many of the previous restrictions relating to full colour imaging onto specifi c hard surfaces, dark colours, and garment types. The MagiCut brand offers a vast range of garment fl ex, fl ock, glitter,


refl ective, puff and metallic materials suitable for use with any plotter or cutter device. While this market continues to steadily grow the labour cost associated with ‘cutting and weeding’ still restricts this to single colour designs.


TheMagicTouch’s range of toner paper


DyeSub Magic the sublimation brand, offers the best in affordable and reliable sublimation printing. The A4 SG500 and A3 SG1000 Sawgrass printers feature re-engineered UHD inks and upgraded piezo print head for improved dot size and placement resulting in stunning image quality up to 1200x1200dpi. And the fi nal part of the technology offering is the innovative DTF transfer printing introduced four years ago. The company offers a range of confi gurations including multiple head printers and nine-colour options. Potential users now enjoy printers, heat presses, and plotters at the lowest prices ever.


Jim Nicol, managing director, said: “We really do offer the best solutions for digital image transfer supported by great technical and marketing support. Customers now appreciate that having all four technologies opens new and growing markets in the world of personalisation with minimal fi nancial risk.”


www.themagictouch.co.uk Nova Chrome UK


Perfect for demanding production environments


Nova Chrome UK is proud to unveil its new A1 Pneumatic Heat Press, a robust and precision-engineered solution designed for high-volume production. Improving on the original unit, the new press offers generous pressing area of 110x80cm (41x30in) and is ideal for handling everything from sublimation coasters to large-format Chromaluxe aluminium – as well as DTF, HTV and more. Engineered for effi ciency and operator comfort, the A1 Pneumatic Heat Press offers pneumatic operation that delivers consistent pressure with minimal operator fatigue, making it perfect for demanding production environments.


The unit also includes a stand for easy positioning, and its magnetic lock system ensures that pressing cycles are unable to start unless the bed is fully home, ensuring operator safety. Competitively priced, the A1 Pneumatic Heat Press offers exceptional value for professional print businesses seeking reliability, performance, and ease of use – and is available to order now. The Anglesey-based fi rm also stocks a range of other heat presses, including its popular UK built A3 and A2 Ultra Deep Impact presses.


www.novachrome.co.uk A1 Pneumatic Heat Press


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