16" x 20" Hotronix Dual Air FUSION IQ Heat Press

Double your productivity with Stahl’s Hotronix Dual Air FUSION IQ Heat Press. This dual heat press has two built-in 16" x 20" platens so you can press twice as much in half the time! The platens seamlessly transition from one to the other and make it easy to thread garments quickly.

The double heat press machine allows your shop to run and monitor two separate jobs simultaneously! Use the touch screen to set up your jobs and your press will automatically adjust time, temperature, and pressure as it moves from the job settings on platen A to the job settings on platen B. The touch-screen operation means you'll be able to nearly double your output and reduce operator fatigue. There’s also an option to manually signal the press to switch platens with the included foot pedal.

The threadable platen prevents ink residue and fabric bleed-through during your tee shirt press, often eliminating the need for foam pillows or pads during the pressing process. The threadability and double press feature has made this a highly recommended heat press machine among professionals.

This heat press is perfect for apparel and garment decorating whether you’re using sublimation, heat transfer, DTG or DTF. For example, the Dual Air Fusion IQ also gives you the ability to pretreat garments on one platen, and post cure on the other, turning multiple steps into an easy process.

The Dual Air Fusion IQ allows for fast, easy platen changes, making it one of the most versatile presses on the market. Upgrade your press capability today and double your production speed!

Hotronix Dual Air Fusion IQ Press Benefits and Advantages:

• 16" x 20" Dual Quick-Change Platens
• Cloud based time and temperature settings for transfers
• Bright, large LCD touch-screen
• Self-Diagnostic ability reduces guesswork and tech support calls
• Password restricted machine settings
• Machine statistics available via Fusion IQ website
• Manage multiple Fusion IQs via web with minimal effort
• Auto-Adjust Pressure automatically adjusts to the thickness of the item being printed
• Full Threadability on the lower platen: position the garment, rotate, and decorate any area
• Dual platens allow a heat-free workspace on one platen while the other is being pressed
• Perfect for Direct-to-Garment printing
• Cut production time in half by programming one station for pre-treatment and the other for curing
• Rodless transmission for smooth, quiet operation
• Operates in full-auto, semi-auto, or manual modes
• Touch screen stores frequently used settings, production cycle counter, and auto on/off capability
• 120 PSI for high pressure applications
• Optional quick-change platens; no tools required
• Program up to four different pressure and time settings
• Requires air compressor (not included): minimum 1 horsepower and 5-gallon hold tank. Uses 2.3 CFM
• Recommended table size: 24" x 36" x 28" with 30" height
• Not compatible with Hotronix Air Compressor

Specifications (for full list see the details tab):

• Actual Weight: 260 lbs
• Shipping Weight: 410 lbs
• Dimensions: 38" x 38" x 26"
• Shipping Dimensions: 45" x 45" x 30"
• Watts/Amps: 3500 watts / 15 amps
• Platen Size: 16" x 20"

Warranty:

• FREE tech support for the life of press!
• Lifetime warranty on heating element.
• 5-year warranty on framework.
• 2-year warranty on circuit board.
• 1 year warranty on parts & labor.

How much does a t-shirt press cost?

Heat presses vary in price due to several factors, including size, features, brand, and warranty. As you shop for the best heat press for your needs, take into account your short-term and long-term investment, as well as the quality of the press and the vendor. If you’re interested in investing in a higher-quality press but are short on funds, consider exploring financing options to help you build up your cash flow!

What is better for DTG heat press for conveyor dryer?

When deciding between a heat press and a conveyor dryer for direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, consider your production volume, quality standards, and budget. A heat press, such as the Hotronix Dual Air Fusion, is ideal for low to medium volumes, enabling you to cure two shirts simultaneously. For larger operations producing over 100 shirts daily, a conveyor dryer may be more suitable option.