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Commercial Heat Press Machines

Heat presses are an essential tool for garment decoration! Transfer your designs created with heat transfer vinyl, sublimation ink, DTF transfers and more, onto garments and textiles for a durable vibrant finish. Atlanta Vinyl's commercial heat press machines for sale cater to both beginners and experienced custom apparel businesses, enabling quick and easy personalization of various items, such as t-shirts, caps, bags, and more. Available in different types and configurations, our heat presses accommodate a wide range of garment sizes, shapes, and materials while catering to users with varying skill levels and needs. The versatility of the heat presses we provide makes them an indispensable asset for businesses and individuals seeking to create unique, high-quality custom garments.

Hotronix® Air Fusion IQ Heat Press

$4,995.00

Hotronix® Fusion IQ Heat Press

$2,850.00

Hotronix® Auto Open Clam Heat Press

$1,350.00

Hotronix® Auto Cap Heat Press

$1,155.00

Hotronix 360 IQ® Hat Press

$2,050.00

Hotronix® LowRider Auto Clam Heat Press

$1,155.00

The MAXX Clam Heat Press

$850.00

The MAXX Cap Heat Press

$850.00

TQA-4050 16" x 20" Semi-Automatic Double Station Pneumatic Heat Press

$2,495.00

TY-4050 16" x 20" Manual Double Station Heat Press Machine

$2,095.00

TQ1-1515 Small 6" x 6" Label Pneumatic Heat Press Machine

$1,195.00

TQ-1515 6" x 6" and 4" x 4" Pneumatic Double Station Heat Press Machine

$1,795.00

4" x 4" Platen For The MEM TQ1515

$95.00

6" x 8" Platen For The MEM Heat Press

$115.00

8" x 12" Platen For The MEM Heat Press

$135.00

Short Sleeve Platen for MEM Press

$235.00

TZ-4050 4 Station High Speed Carousel Heat Press

$11,995.00

HIX HT-400 15" x 15" Manual Clamshell Heat Press

$1,365.00

HIX HT-600 16" x 20" Manual Clamshell Heat Press

$1,585.00

HIX S-650 16" x 20" Auto Open Clamshell Heat Press

$1,950.00

HIX S-450 15" x 15" Auto Open Clamshell Heat Press

$1,650.00

HIX N-680 15" x 15" Pneumatic Clamshell Heat Press

$2,835.00

HIX N-880 16" x 20" Pneumatic Clamshell Heat Press

$3,750.00

HIX SwingMan 20 - 16" x 20" Swing Away Heat Press

$2,100.00

HIX SwingMan Manual Twin Swing Away 16" x 20" Heat Press

$3,300.00

HIX B-250 Cap Heat Press

$999.00

HIX FH-3000 Clamshell Heat Press

$999.00

HIX Clamshell Splitter Stand

$145.00

HIX Swing Away Splitter Stand

$155.00

Interchangeable Cap Platens

$115.00

FH-3000 Cube Attachment

$265.00

B-250 Cap Bracket & PTFE Blanket

$19.00

Interchangeable Padded 4-Position Lower Platen

$242.00

HIX Air Filter (fits N-680 and N-880)

$84.00

HIX EZ Glide Shuttle for N-680 Heat Press

$1,130.00

HIX EZ Glide Shuttle for N-880 Heat Press

$1,130.00

Hotronix® Dual Air Fusion Pro Place IQ™ Heat Press

$10,395.00

Pro Place IQ™ Retro Mount

$2,495.00

Heat Press Caddie Stand

$550.00

Heat Press Counter Caddie

$350.00

Heat Printing Equipment Cart

$750.00

Heat Press Laser Alignment System

$365.00

EZ Weeding™ Table

$625.00

Long Sleeve Platen For The MEM Heat Press

$100.00

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Heat Press Machine Buying Guide

Choosing the right heat press machine is essential for achieving professional results in t-shirt printing. Atlanta Vinyl is here to break down the key factors you need to consider, from machine types and sizes to critical features like temperature control and pressure adjustment.

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Temperature, Pressure, and Timing Controls

Having control over temperature and pressure is essential for successful transfers, whether you’re using heat transfer vinyl or screen printed transfers. Here’s what to look for:

  • Pressure Adjustment: Proper pressure ensures the vinyl adheres evenly and lasts longer. Look for machines with adjustable pressure knobs or settings to adapt to various fabrics and designs.
  • Digital Temperature Controls: Accurate temperature is essential for different vinyl and transfer types. Modern machines typically include digital controls for precise temperature adjustments, minimizing issues like cold spots.
  • Auto-Open Timers: The press automatically opens when the set time is reached, preventing over-pressing. Convenient, reduces the chance of burning, and allows for multitasking.
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choosing the right size

The size of your heat press should match the types of projects you plan to create and the space you have available.

Small Craft (9" x 12")

Great for compact spaces, budget-friendly, and ideal for small t-shirt designs or iron-on transfers. Limited to smaller prints and projects.

choosing the right size

The size of your heat press should match the types of projects you plan to create and the space you have available.

Mid-Size Heat Presses (15" x 15" to 16" x 20")

Advantages: A versatile choice for both home crafters and small businesses; suitable for custom t-shirts and larger designs.Disadvantages: Larger footprint, so requires more dedicated space.

choosing the right size

The size of your heat press should match the types of projects you plan to create and the space you have available.

Wide Format Heat Presses

Large commercial-grade machines ideal for screen printing and full-coverage designs.Advantages: Suitable for high-volume businesses, banners, or oversized items. Disadvantages: Higher price and requires a significant amount of workspace.

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Build Quality and Additional Features

Investing in a high-quality t-shirt heat press machine can ensure durability and better results in the long run.

  • Quality Heating Elements Importance: Consistent heat is crucial for even transfers. Look for machines with high-quality coiling that prevents uneven heat distribution or cold spots.
  • Threadable Lower Platens: Allows you to slide garments over the lower platen, making it easier to apply designs to one side at a time. Ideal for creating custom t-shirts and garments with consistent application.
  • Material and Build: Machines made from sturdy materials like steel or aluminum tend to last longer and handle repeated use. Choose a machine built for heavy-duty use if you’re planning on high-volume production.
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