SISER TS BASE heat press 38x38
- TSBASE
- One of the best-selling heat presses in the world!
- TS - BASE is a press for transferring materials for textile printing, whether cut by cutter-plotter or printed ink-jet, with solvent-based inks, sublimation inks, or using color laser copiers and printers.
- The press features a digital display for temperature and time, an audible warning signal, and a platen measuring 38 x 38 cm.
- It is possible to adjust the pressure, temperature, and transfer time for optimal transfer depending on the characteristics of each material.
Useful information: Consult the pressing instructions for each foil you print. Pressure, transfer time, and temperature vary depending on the foil and the textile material you want to print on.
For optimal application, it is recommended that the material to be printed be ironed beforehand.
Use low pressure for printing on waterproof materials. This way, you avoid leaving marks on the textile from the transparent backing of the foil. If unsure about the application, press once more after removing the transparent backing.
To protect thermally sensitive textiles (certain types of fleece, certain types of polyester, silk, rain ponchos, etc.), cover them with a cotton material during printing.
The press comes with a 2-year warranty!
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