Fancierstudio Digital Heat Press 15 x 15 Sublimation Rhinestone Heat T-Shirt Machine15x15 B/BLK
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Features
- Voltage: 110 volt Power: 1400 watts, Heat Press Style Clampshell
- Temperature Range: 0-500
- Electronic time and heat control
- Silicon pad lightly glued down for easy replacement
- Pressure adjustable
- Blue Black Model: FS15x15 BB
Description
Brand new model by Fancier--15-by-15-inch industrial-quality digital heat press with improvements from the previous model, including included sheet and coating on the heat platen. The silicon rubber base is now glued down. This heat press is compact and is an upward-opening model, which saves space. Ideal for applying transfers, letters, numbers, and images on t-shirts, garments, bags, mouse mats, jigsaw puzzles, ID bages, ceramic tiles, and other items.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fancierstudio |
| Construction Material | Steel Frame with Aluminum Heating Plate |
| Color Scheme | Blue and Black |
| Dimensions | 33"L x 23"W x 20"H |
| Item Weight | 43 lbs |
| Model Number | FS 15x15 BB |
| Continued Production | No discontinuation |
| Origin | Made in China |
| Initial Release Date | September 18, 2010 |
Frequently asked questions
The Fancierstudio Heat Press has a 15x15 inch heating plate. It can be used on a variety of materials including t-shirts, sublimation products, and fabrics that can handle the heat, such as cotton and polyester. It's also suitable for applying rhinestones to garments.
Yes, the temperature on this heat press is adjustable. The typical temperature range for most heat presses, including this one, is usually from around 0 to about 500 degrees Fahrenheit (about 260 degrees Celsius), which allows for a wide range of heat transfer applications.
The digital controls allow for precise setting of the heat press temperature and time, which are critical for achieving optimal results. The digital display helps to monitor the settings during the heat transfer process, ensuring consistent outcomes for your projects.
Yes, the 15x15 inch Fancierstudio Heat Press is suitable for both home and professional use. Its size and digital features make it versatile for handling small to medium-sized production runs, ideal for businesses producing custom t-shirts, sublimated items, and rhinestoned apparel.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The heat press under review is seen as highly efficient and reliable by users. Users commend its quick heat-up time, ease of programming and large press area that caters for larger transfers. Some customers have used it for an extended period and still find it to be durable and performing excellently. It's also noted to be suitable for even beginners.
Pros
- 👍 Comes preassembled, easy to setup
- 🔥 Heats up quickly
- 🎛️ Easy to program
- 📏 Larger press area for larger transfers
- 👌 Excellent for both beginners and experienced users
- 💎 Durable with some customers using it for over a year
Cons
- 💪 A bit heavy, approximately 40lbs
- 🔧 Handle can be hard to open but may loosen with more frequent use
Should I Buy It?
If you are looking for a reliable, user-friendly, efficient, and durable heat press, this product is a solid choice. Despite its weight and potential initial stiffness of the handle, its overall performance appears to deliver great value for its price. It's a worthwhile investment for both hobbyist or business use.
Update #2: I'm now at 4+ years of daily use with this heat press and a weld finally let go. It still works, but jerks very strongly when opened. I'm at well over 100,000 presses and this thing has worked like an absolute champ. When it's time to replace it (probably soon), I'll be buying the exact same one. I had to replace a table that it completely destroyed, but I put a non-slip pad (meant for a sewing machine) under it to protect the table and it's worked great! Update: This heat press is going strong after nearly a year of every day use and 20,000+ shirts pressed. The dial for adjusting the pressure has started "slipping" and adjusting itself (usually up) over time, but it's easy enough to change back. It still heats up quickly and consistently and holds the temperature. It's completely destroyed the table it sits on, but it's easily the best investment I've made in my business, so I'll live with that! I make t-shirt blankets and each shirt needs interfacing. For 15+ years, I've ironed the interfacing, taking 2+ minutes per shirt. With this heat press, the same job takes 12 seconds and the results are so much more consistent. I was intimidated when I took the press out of the box, but I did some research on time and temperature and was up and running in less than 10 minutes. Having this heat press has sped up my business turn-around time and increased the quality of my product. The only tiny negative is that it's heavy (~45lbs) and very awkward to move, and if it slides during use, it scratches the surface it's sitting on.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2019 by A. Howard
I've only been using it for a few days, but so far everything is going well. The only thing is that I had problems with my delivery and the box arrived broken and messed up. But as for the machine, it works perfectly and seems practical to me.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2025 by Me encantó
I have been reading reviews and watching videos about heat presses for months before I decided on this one. First of all, I'm a crafter, not a business. I make things for family and friends and when I charge it's usually for materials only. So that being said, I also want to say in the picture you will see my very first project with htv vinyl AND a heat press. I've never done an iron on/htv vinyl project nor have I used a heat press before now. This heat press was SO easy! Settings were extremely easy and my project on a canvas bag turned out awesome. All you basically have to do is turn it on, set the heat to desired number, set the timer to desired number, put your bag or shirt or whatever on the pad, push the handle down and when it's done it will beep. Release the handle, let the fabric cool for a minute and then peel off the layer of plastic and your transfer is there! I also used the parchment paper that came with the press to place over the bag. I've seen people use this without it in videos, but I chose to use it since it came with the press. Overall this is a great little machine. Doesn't come with a lot of instructions, google will be your friend when it comes to setting temperature and timer depending on fabric and type of vinyl. ALSO there's a flyer in the box with Fancierstudio Facebook page. They have videos that I watched before I attempted to use this heat press, plus they have troubleshooting videos with easy fixes. I'm completely satisfied with this purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024 by Nancy Nancy
Durable and sturdy, heats up quickly
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by Kinlee Chin Kinlee Chin
Works perfect! Great quality and heats evenly. Consistent heat temperatures. Would definitely buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2025 by Mississippi Therapy Animals
I've made about 8 tees with this so far and they've worked out fine. I might have gone with a multi-press that does mugs and caps, but decided to put my money into this larger (15" square), beefier format. If you're only using 8-1/2x11" transfers, you don't need the 15" version. Swing-Away vs. Non Swing-Away I read a lot of reviews before my purchase, but never saw any discussion of the swing-away feature of many other models. Here's what I wish I'd known: With the transfers for dark fabrics, you peel off the backing and lay the transfer face-up on the tee-shirt. The heat of the platen just inches above the transfer immediately causes it to start curling up at the edges. It's not a huge problem, but a bit tricky to keep it flat while laying down the silicone or tissue on top of it prior to pressing. The swing-away models would solve that by not having the heat source above the shirt until you're ready to press. [UPDATE: I created a heat insulator by sandwiching some thin bubblewrap between two large pieces of double-wall corrugated cardboard from some cartons. See illustration. By hanging this under the heat plate, I can shield the tee-shirt from the heat until the transfer is in place, the tissue or silicone sheet is laid over the transfer, and I'm ready to press. This has worked just fine and is a low-tech solution to having your transfers begin to curl up before you can press it.] A SECOND BUT MINOR CONCERN is that this 50+ pound device has no feet, just vertical sheet-metal sides. They're not sharp, but I would worry about it scratching a nice table. So you'll want to lay something down on the table, or (as I did) create some feet for the press. For what they charge, the manufacturer really should include rubber feet for this device. LASTLY: I recommend doing lots of research about pressing temperatures and times. Online literature is kind of all over the map about that, and the weight, color, and type of fabric should be considered when deciding how hot and for how long to press. I overpressed one shirt and it scorched the transfer slightly but did not ruin it—just turned it from black to dark brown. All in all, this is a well-functioning, easy-to-use machine. Have fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019 by Marc99 Marc99
Perfect size, color, Durable and speed. I have had perfect luck with this press. Iron option is nice too
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025 by Amanda Schear