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Daninho;142226 wrote:Stahls Europe in germany. Some parts need high pressure, i will avoid those high pressure parts in the future.

So Stahls Europe have stated that their Basic range are not suitable for sublimation?
What are they suitable for - sublimation uses far less pressure than HTV or other transfers.

I hope Stahls stockist know that the basic presses they are selling (according to the European distributor) are not fit for the use for which they have been sold.:biggrin::biggrin:

pw66;142228 wrote:So Stahls Europe have stated that their Basic range are not suitable for sublimation?
What are they suitable for - sublimation uses far less pressure than HTV or other transfers.

I hope Stahls stockist know that the basic presses they are selling are ( according to the European distributor) are not fit for the use for which they have been sold.:biggrin::biggrin:

No they said it is not suited for high pressure and only usable for fabrics, not metal plates etc... . I said that you need high pressure for some sublimation stuff.
I asked them because i had a problem with my teflon protection for the bottom plate. It was a nightmare to put on and it was wrinkled like hell after it arrived and i paid 70 Euro for that little piece but its obviously normal. In the bedinning i thought they send the wrong size because it looked impossible to fit on my 40x50 plate but obviously you had to stretch it like hell to fit. I was worried about ripping it apart.

on that occasion i asked them about your problem with the heating plate because i thought that could happen to me as well in the future.

My press is actually in the cellar in the "washing room"
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