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Hi Guys,

Check out our latest 3D sublimation machine. It can produce 3 cases of 1 large tablet case in 4 minutes,
Thanks

Ben Swift

CASE-iD

For further information go to www.case-id.net

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The A5 MiniPress is capable of printing a case in 3 minutes. Internal Vacuum pump system, ideal for a streamlined retail operation. Several developments have been made to this machine, now has perfect ink transfer. Improved image distortion. Large full colour touch screen.[/TD]
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The B4 3C is capable of printing 3 cases in 4 minutes. A unique Double Pump Internal Vacuum System. This machine has been designed and built specifically for the job. It has a triple channel suction system to allow a perfect wrap of 3 individual cases. It also includes a 7" high resolution touch screen.[/TD]
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Prices exclude VAT where applicable.

HI,

I´ve seen other machines working with a golden film, instead of silver. What is the difference between them?

Also, another machines I´ve seen have problems to get the same results in the front of the conver than in the sides, being the sides results poorer. Does this happen with this machine too?

I note in the video that you did not show the cases being placed on a cooling jig after pressing. Was this just an omission to the process or do your cases not require this part of the process?

I know that you sell the best cases but was just wondering if they still need to be cooled on a jig before placing on the phone or packaged for retail.