Primarily designed for the dye sublimation market, the press is also used for hot and cold mounting and laminating, as well as vinyl transfers. The heat press is ideal for users who have larger work pieces, work that cannot be processed in multiple bites or those who need to press many small, and / or different sized work pieces simultaneously.

Our heatpress can cope with a wide variety of substrates including fabrics, board, glass, metal, wood, plastics and ceramic tiles.

Vacuum heat presses work by using a pump to create a vacuum between a rigid heated platen and a flexible diaphragm, so using atmospheric pressure to apply the required force to the materials being pressed. This method can provide greater and more uniform pressure than a traditional hardbed heat transfer press in a machine that is far lighter and less cumbersome than a flat hardbed press of similar size. The advantages and disadvantages of vacuum presses are discussed more fully in the heat press overview page.