Coralgraph Coral Commercial 5 Multi Five Mug in One Press

[anniecov]

No, I just bought the single. I only need it for full coverage designs. I'll let you know how good it is when I get it. :redface:

[Justin]

Please tell me where?

http://www.amayauk.com/Schulze-range-of ... -Mug-Press

They do a multi head version of this, I know a company using them and supposedly they're very good. Tried to go and see this company for demos as we were looking at buying a couple but they never returned any calls.

[JMugs]

I had a schultz flat press that had been used by a sports wear company, it was 5 years old so they got were getting shot of it, I used it for 3 years, it is now under my desk, still works but sits there as a spare. So my impression of schultz is very good. Made in Poland.

[Paul]

Made in Poland.

must be good then

[DAVID DAVID]

Just wanted to say thank you for this post.

We have been considering buying one of these! (Not anymore!!)

[anniecov]

http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... -Mug-Press

[bigj2552]

We have the 2 head press from coralgraph.....works great but.....
After only 4/5 months use, the handles that close the blankets are getting very, very loose, to say the least....
and another 2/3 months down the line from that date ( as in now), if i fart, it would shake the handles when they are opened, they that slack.
And because they are rivots, and not screws, one cant tighten anything up

It still prints well (for the moment) but, i wonder how much longer it will last, as the pressure of the clamp is it full ( so we get full top/bottom mug prints)...so any more slack, and it will not tighten proper around the mug

I did phone henry about it, and send vid/pics.....no reply... :rolleyes:

Cheap as chips @ £99, but would like to have got 1 yr out it before anything started to slacken off tbh.
and we aint that busy with mugs so....someone who prints 100's mugs per week, i shudder to think the state this would be in...