Microtec Basketball Football Rugby Ball Logo Printing Sports Ball Heat Press Machine BP 10

Established in 2001, Microtec Technology Co., Ltd is located in Dongguan. The factory occupies more than 25000 square meters and have 320 employees, integrated with 6 workshops for heat press machines, 3 dust-free labs for sublimation products, 1 workshop for direct to garment printer machine, 1 workshop for HD aluminum board. We carry out strict production process and quality control management. As an expert in its field, Microtec is renowned for the quality and reliability of its products and unrivalled customer support.

1. Q: What is the purpose of a heat press?
A heat press is the machine that presses a transfer onto an imprintable substrate. Using high temperatures and heavy pressures for a certain amount of time, the transfer is permanently embedded into the product.
Heat presses are recommended for professional and satisfying results simply because standard laminating devices and home hand irons can not get even near the temperatures required for a reliable transfer. Standard transfers require anywhere from 180 to 220 degrees demand serious force in pressing. These temperatures and pressures are simply not possible with other heated devices.

2. Q: How to choose the right heat press? 
As with any equipment, there are many factors to take into consideration when choosing a heat press machine. 
The most important thing to look for in a heat press is its ability to provide consistently even temperatures across the platen. This will prevent cold spots from developing and ensure consistent application of heat transfer materials. Proper application temperature is also critical in producing quality garments, making accurate temperature controls an essential feature.

3. Q: What items can be heat pressed?
The following are some of the far more common items often heat pressed. The list by no means ends here.
T-Shirts, Caps, Ceramic Plates, Ceramic Tiles, Mugs, Mouse Pads, Paper Memo Cubes, Tote Bags, Jigsaw Puzzles, Lettering, Numbers, Rhinestones/Crystals, Wood / Metals Other Misc. Fabrics & Materials.

4.Q: What is a transfer made up of ? 
A transfer is made up of a carrier paper and inks. When heated to a certain temperature and pressed with a significant amount of pressure for a certain amount of time, the transfer inks are passed over to the imprintable material. Some inks are adhered and embedded to the surface of the material, while others (namely, sublimation) permeate the coating of the material.

5.Q: What are the different uses for a heat press? 
The variety of uses for a heat press include the application of various types of heat applied materials (listed below), curing of Direct to Garment (DTG) printing, smoothing of embroidery after sewing, and dye sublimation.

6.Q: What will be need if doing heat transfer? 
You will need a heat transfer machine(kinds of heat press for choices, if transfer t-shirt, you will need a flat heat press, if transfer cap, you would need a cap press or our combo press etc.) printer, CISS, ink, transfer paper.

8.Q: What kind of ink do I need?
This depends on the material you want doing heat transfer. Ceramic products like tile or mug,you have to use sublimation ink, but if like polyester T-shirt, mouse pad, you can use dye or pigment ink.

9. Q: What kind of paper do I need?
For sublimation there are different papers developed for different substrates.Mouse pad, bags, fabrics are best transferred using our special transfer paper. When transferring items such as ceramics,glass, you can use normal inkjet paper.

10.Q: What can I decorate using a heat press? 
The variety of uses for a heat press include the application of various types of heat applied materials (listed below), curing of Direct to Garment (DTG) printing, smoothing of embroidery after sewing, and dye sublimation.
The list of items (or substrates) that can be imprinted using a heat press or mug heat press is constantly growing. Typically, apparel such as T-shirts, golf shirts, and sweatshirts and pants come to mind when one thinks of heat pressing. But with the ever-evolving heat press industry items like caps, nylon jackets and bags, canvas bags, spandex and neoprene garments, and even coffee mugs can be customized using heat applied material. Below is an extensive list of heat press ideas.