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Transfer Crafts by Jacobson Products – 9 x 12 Inch T-Shirt Digital Sublimation Heat Press Machines for T Shirt Printing and Heat Transfers – 9" x 12" Swingaway Design (HP912)

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Features

  • Uses heavy pressure and high heat to transfer design onto your project permanently. These machines are highly recommended over regular irons since the irons cannot obtain the high pressure and high temperature that a heat press machine can reach and sustain.
  • Ideal for home and light commercial use. Also ideal for t-shirts, garments, bags, mouse mats, jigsaw puzzles, ceramic tiles, plates and other flat surfaced items.
  • Machine arrives fully assembled and ready to use out of the box. Electronic time and heat control allow precise programming for consistent results Easy to adjust pressure simply with the turn of a knob on top of the heat press machine.
  • Digital temperature and time display controller, LCD displays show the temperature and time. Temp: room temp to 500F, Time: 0-999s. The Aluminum heat plate is Teflon coated and designed to provide even temperature distribution.
  • Includes fully assembled heat transfer press, instructions and one transfer sheet.

Description

The Transfer Crafts 9” x 12” swing-away heat press. This small press is perfect for home and small businesses. It’s great way to make shirts and other items for family, friend, clients and associates. 30 day warranty - Extended warranty available at checkout..


Package Dimensions: 16.5 x 14.75 x 14.25 inches


Item Weight: 28.9 pounds


Manufacturer: Jacobson Products


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: TCHPP


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 11, 2018


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    • What a wonderful heat press!
The media could not be loaded. We purchased this heat press because we have a new grandbaby and are excited to make special shirts, towels and other personalized crafts for him. This heat press was right in our price range and was perfectly sized. We didn’t want anything large and bulky that we couldn’t easily move from space to space in the house. Upon opening, we discovered it was properly packaged to prevent damage in shipment. It was in its original cardboard box, surrounded by form-fitting Styrofoam with plenty of protective air gaps. This box was then put inside a larger box by Amazon with additional protective paper cushioning. No damage was detected even though the package has some weight. Well done! I pulled the press out of the box, pulled off the plastic and set it on the counter where we were going to use it. There are instructions included, however they are slightly lacking. It was easy enough to figure out, but I’ve added a product demonstration video that will hopefully clear up any operational questions and help you understand how to properly use it. I ensured that the pressure setting of the press was set to provide a firm squeeze. This is done by turning the knob at the back of the press handle (counter clockwise to loosen, clockwise to tighten). If you tighten it too much, you’ll know because the handle won’t fully engage and “click” when closing the press. Just loosen it a bit more and you should be fine. The bottom table has a thick padded bottom so there is some give there. When I turned the unit on, the temperature gauge was already measuring 72 degrees which was the exact temp we keep our house at. This would indicate to me that the temp sensor on the press was accurate, at least at that temp. I adjusted the temp and the press heated up to 390 degrees quicker than the manual stated, in only about 12 minutes. We let it heat up the full time stated though so the heat was fully and evenly distributed. Once it was at temp, we set the timer for 30 seconds per the instructions on the decorations. We swung the heat pad out of the way and placed the shirt on the table, making sure everything was in place and smooth. We had been instructed to use a piece of cotton between the press and the shirt prior to heating. The only thing we had was an old cotton “terry” style towel. I recommend not using this though as the small threads on the towel wanted to stick to the decorations when we were removing the towel after heating. It came off with a little careful pulling, but there’s no need to take a chance. Once the towel was in place, I swung the heat pad around so it lined up with the bottom and pulled the handle down until it clicked closed. I then hit the green toggle switch and the timer started counting down. After 30 seconds, it gave a continuous audible beep indicating it was done. I pulled the handle up, swung the heat pad out of the way, and removed the towel. I then turned the shirt inside out and repeated the above process. The decorations were properly adhered and it turned out perfectly. We did a few more shirts right afterwards and the press worked great. I do have one suggestion: Ensure that the surface you placed the press on can withstand heat. As you can see in the video, we had it on our quartz counter top with a board directly underneath. We placed an old glass, heat resistant cutting board at the back of the unit to protect the counter when the heat pad swung around the back of the unit. I’m glad we did as the cutting board was very warm afterwards. Please note that we are not professional users. We just thought this would be fun for us to use on projects for the family. Overall, I highly recommend this unit. It’s very easy to use, compact, adjustable and heated quickly and evenly. Hopefully we can use this for many years to come. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2018 by Bochco
    • Everything is a little loose . . .
I've had this machine for over two years and am overall very glad that I got it . . . but, if I were to buy another machine, I'd probably get a different one. My biggest issues are with things being secure. I find that the bolt that connects to the top plat to the handle constantly comes loose, and once or twice, the panel has fallen off. This is pretty darn dangerous considering how hot these plates get. That bolt is really hard to get to, so despite best efforts, I haven't been able to get it permanently tight and regularly manually twist it as tight as I can each time I use the machine. My other big issue is with the cords. The power cord is just way too close to the press and gets in the way. The cord being so short is also a problem. There is a plastic screw-in piece that goes into the metal base and the cord goes through. That piece has just come out, and I've been unsuccessful in screwing it back in or affixing it in any way. (I've tried to address some of these wire/plastic issues with that moldable plastic you can use to repair wires, the the heat of the press turns that stuff to goo and it gets on my shirts.) The biggest issue though is that some wiring is exposed, and it has sparked once or twice in ways that make me feel really uncomfortable and left me looking for a replacement. The other thing I would recommend is getting a bigger area. You can totally make designs bigger than the surface work, but it's a pain. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2022 by Megan Thoma
    • Good for small projects
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The media could not be loaded. Updated review: After watching a couple videos on how to use this, I learned the problem in my original review was because it was not connected properly. (There were no instructions on how to connect it.) After fixing that, the press worked great. It doesn't heat all the to the edge so I wish I had gotten a larger one. This is good for small projects. Original: Do not buy this! It arrived today completely useless. It is making a continuous high pitched sound and the temperature gauge flashes. The press will not heat. There is no contact information for manufacture and the website listed on the box does not exist. I purchased this on Prime Day for 25% off. All Amazon will do is refund my money and I would have to purchase another one at full price. This is very frustrating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2022 by D D
    • Very good for starters
I enjoy this machine the only thing i dont like is that its too small!!! But it does its job
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023 by Lupe cruz
    • Good heat press
Okay so I've had this heat press for a little over a month now. I have pressed probably 200 shirts, both vinyl and sublimation. When I first got it I felt like an idiot when I realized the high pitched squeal this thing was making was because I didn't have the cords attached tightly to the back of the machine. After I fixed that the press worked great! It was so easy to use. Lately, like the last week, it seems as if it's slipping with pressure. I'll press the shirt but then when I go to release it's almost like it's locked. Or it'll be set to a good level, press a shirt and everything is fine, then the next one I do I can't shut the thing becuase the pressure is set so high without me even touching the pressure knob thing. Overall I love it for the money. I haven't had any issues with any thing breaking as I've seen some reviews mention. I do believe this is a good entry-level press and I knew that buying it I'd eventually need to upgrade once I got my shop up and going. For now though it does what I need it to. As far as how it does I can't complain. My shirts come out looking great! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020 by Natasha G

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