Digital, Screen and Graphics Printing Products and Equipment for Everyone: The Straight-Up Deal - Get a Good Heat Press and Save Yourself Some Trouble.

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

The Straight-Up Deal - Get a Good Heat Press and Save Yourself Some Trouble.

Click HERE to learn how to print caps/hats.

Quality matters. If you want to make sure that your finished, digitally printed product will be worthy, do not, REPEAT, do not sacrifice excellence for a low-cost, lesser value and/or used heat press. If you do, you’re most certainly to get what you pay for and you won’t be happy. Instead, follow the best business practice that is to purchase the highest quality press as possible. You won't regret it.

A Heat Press for CAPS/HATS from RhinoTech

Printing on a curve takes a bit of finesse and can be acquired with some patience and testing. It takes a high quality Heat Press with digital time and temperature controls and the operator’s ability to figure out the pressure needed to apply when heat pressing. That’s why we always suggest that you purchase a test pack of paper. During the practice phase, you’ll be less stressed because you are just TESTING. You'll be figuring out the differences between "low, medium and heavy pressure", paper peeling techniques and more. In the step-by-step instructional video above, please observe the technique used to produce perfect hats. You’ll discover that it’s important to develop a feel for the “touch and pressure” needed to print on a curve. This will be especially significant when printing on multi-paneled hats with seams.

To help eliminate the search for a great, affordable cap heat press, we’ve tested low-cost, lower quality and high quality heat presses. We offer the latest CAP/HAT Press with confidence. This particular model features a special spring loaded cap mounting clamp. Other features include: Spring balance loaded pressure heat platen, swing-away digital panel, extra working room for mounting cap, full range pressure application, alarm/timer, digital temperature and timer display, Input Voltage of 110V and 120V and plugs into regular wall outlets.

To drive home the point, it's absolutely essential that a digital printing set-up include a reliable heat press with accurate time, temp and pressure results. So…be patient. Practice and test. And, don’t worry, you will develop the touch to ensure that your creativity, hard work and passion will be reflected in your products.

Many thanks!