Heat Press Machine for T Shirts, 12" x 10" Portable Heat Press for T Shirts, Sublimation, Vinyl, Heat Transfer Projects

This press works exactly as it should. It greatly reduces time spent trying to get my iron transfers done.

I wasn’t getting the desired effect with this press. I took my husband’s temp gum and tested the surface to find it was 30 to 40 degrees off. To get a temp of 300 I have to set it at 330.

Bought as gift, they love it and says it works great

I came across this heat press one day by random and I’m so happy I did. I’m part of a car club that’s been wanting to do t-shirts and tote bags with our logo on them for awhile and now I can. I’ve never used one of these before but First of all it has 19 outlets on it (ahhhhhh) that’s a huge bonus. First of all the main housing is made from aluminum and is fairly heavy, it feels very well made. In the listed features it has 16 outlets that can be turned on or off, 3 more that are steady power on, and 4 USB charging ports. I could run an amphitheater off of this board alone (ok not completely but close). The overall size of it isn’t huge so it will be easy to place and the 6ft power cord helps a lot. I almost feel like I’m wasting it a little with charging my computer and devices and basic things like that. This thing is awesome and will power basically 23 devices at once plus it IS a surge protector which isn’t fully specified in the list but will protect everything hooked up to it. Overall if you’re trying to run music festival or just your computer and tablet this power strip does it all… after reading the directions I was impressed with how easy it is. Literally just put down your material, vinyl and transfer paper and set the heat press on it. The digital screen make it easy to see and set the heat and timer and then let it go. The timer beeps to let you know it’s done. I wish I had known how easy this was I’d have started doing this forever ago. I’ve only done a few small thing to practice but it’s so easy, now I’ve just got to get the hang of the vinyl. Overall this machine works well everyone should have one.

I generally use a full-featured heat press, as I will do 10-20 T-shirts at a time. However, I still would like the capability of doing one or two shirts and not having to set everything up. This unit works perfectly for those tasks. Don't get me wrong, you can do a lot more than one or two with this unit. Its all what you are used to. It has adjustable heating, adjustable timing, and looks good (just like that famous brand, but for less money). The weight is good--the heat press is preferable here to assure good compression of the decal--and works well. Why it doesn't come with a pad to use or heat transfer papers I am not sure, but the metal cradle does act as a good heat sink. I saved the box it came in and it stores nicely in that. Some cool features are an auto shut-off in case the absent-minded professor gets sidetracked, it does heat up very fast--a nice touch since I am only doing one or two items and can get done quickly. Have fun with this little unit! You can do family vacation T-shirts, t-shirts with your boat name on it, or any other fun ideas.

This is a good size for many projects. Not to heavy to lift . I'd recommend it

I make tshirts using my cricut maker, and have been looking for a great heat press like this. Comparing it to the cricut brand, this press is the same price as the cricut press, but is a lot bigger. There’s is 9 x 9 and this is 10 x 12.I love that it comes with a tray to rest it in as well as a heat resistant bag for storage. I was able to use this to help me bleach a sweatshirt as I cut out a stencil on freezer paper and using this press at 300° for 30 seconds it really kept the design in place while I bleached the shirt.I can’t wait to use this on a vinyl design, I’m sure it will be great. The heat is very even and it has all the features as other heat presses giving you unlimited creativity.

Not sure, used it today with infusible ink transfer and had to go 80 sec instead of 40.