External Power Box -- Rotary Heat Press
Re: External Power Box -- Rotary Heat Press
Look at it as an insurance policy I suppose - that $800 should mean you have less problems with the press, although our rotary press doesn't have an external box, all its electrics are internal, and it works fine - the relays and controller modules are mounted on heat sinks. I would question why the manufacturer thinks one of these may be necessary, and negotiate it being included in the price not an additional extra, or go and look at buying another press which is designed to run and work as is, with a manufacturers/suppliers guarantee.
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Re: External Power Box -- Rotary Heat Press
They're for subbing to rolls of fabric which you then cut and stitch into your product (cushions, Duvet covers, flags, cloths etc).Earl Smith;128560 wrote:Can I show my ignorance. What is a Rotary heat press?
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This is what we have - they are good for pieces of fabric too, and have the advantage of a constant workflow, rather than waiting 60 seconds for each thing you want to print, you can have a few pieces side by side all rolling through.
Sometimes also called a "calendar press"
This is what we have - they are good for pieces of fabric too, and have the advantage of a constant workflow, rather than waiting 60 seconds for each thing you want to print, you can have a few pieces side by side all rolling through.
Sometimes also called a "calendar press"
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