5in1 mug press any one use?

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Hi all. Any one recommend a 5in1 mug press? There seems to be 3 doing the rounds on supplier sites but a recommendation (no supplier responses please!) would be welcomed. Olly
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Leave them on the web sites buy propper dedicated presses dont mess with those membrain heating elements use a proper press with a heat element like a standard cooker element built in to a solid block of aluminium if you are doing large runs or you want it to be reliable and last a lifetime. Hint buy a press with a lifetime warranty on the heat element.
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I've tried the typical Chinesy one, complete waste of time and it went back. More recently I looked at a 4 mug press by Blue Line. These are supposed to be very good and are made in Germany. i do know of a couple of companies using them. Amaya are a UK distributor but they never got back to me about going along to see them whilst I was down their way. Personally I do prefer separate presses but do fancy a play with one of these.
http://www.amayauk.com/Schulze-range-of ... -Mug-Press
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Hi Justin. I'll go check those out. Although we do have a number of mug presses we thought a multi unit would be easier to work with and take up less of a foot print. Seems not hey. Olly
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