Lawson Screen & Digital Products, St. Louis, Missouri, has partnered with American DTF to introduce the brand new Turbo-Stamp.
This cutting-edge innovation is set to propel direct-to-film (DTF) production to new heights by automating the heat-pressing process, according to the companies. The Turbo-Stamp offers rapid DTF pressing through its carousel system and automatic heat press.
Equipped with one or two pneumatic heat press modules, the Turbo-Stamp allows for seamless operation with a single operator or a pair of operators, maximizing efficiency. The programmable heat press offers customization options for diverse needs, such as wanting an initial press for one order and then switching to a different press, followed by a “finishing” post-peel free to improve the DTF transfer feel.
Budget constraints are no longer a concern with the Turbo-Stamp’s versatility. Choose between a manual or automatic carousel system, ideal for any financial plan. Embracing all shirt sizes, from adult to youth and toddler, the Turbo-Stamp provides a range of platens to accommodate every garment dimension. Its compact design, with an estimated 55-inch diameter (about 4.5 feet), guarantees a fit in any workspace, delivering immense capabilities within a limited footprint. This unit can fit through a 32-inch doorway.
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