Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Transferpresse 38x38 cm Textilpresse Wärmepresse Shirtpresse 1200 W, für T-Shirts Kissen Taschen Handyhüllen, Schwamm-Heizmatte, Zeit- & Temperaturregelung, PTFE-Isolierbeschichtung, Schwarz

Het apparaat doet zijn ding maar verwacht er niet te veel van. Opwarmen duurt vrij lang. Het openen en sluiten gaat lastig als je genoeg druk op de t-shirts wil hebben. Display doet soms niet, dan moet ik hem aan en uit zettend De temperatuur komt ook niet overeen met de temperatuur wat het display aan geeft

I like this press, it does help that I oblt have to press large images once. I have to use an extention cord in order to power it because of placement on my table in relation to my outlets and I find that the extention cord gets hot. I look for overheating and possible outlet fire. It has tripped my breaker if I am running both of my heat presses.

At first glance, the heat press looks quite good. Upon closer inspection, there are some minor construction and build-quality issues, but considering the low price, this is somewhat understandable. In fact, I expected the machine to feel cheaper and use worse materials than it actually does. My main concern is the actual operation of the press. It requires some adjustment and testing at home before you can achieve consistent results. This is definitely not a machine that you simply unpack and immediately start using with perfect results. The biggest issue is uneven heat distribution across the heating plate. With the press set to 150°C, I measured approximately 148–150°C in the upper part of the pressing area. In the center, the difference was smaller, with temperatures averaging around 145°C. However, the biggest problem was in both lower corners, where I measured only around 128–132°C while the machine was set to 150°C. This is a significant temperature difference, so you need to experiment and find settings that work for your particular machine and application. Another issue was uneven pressure. On my unit, the lower-left corner did not apply enough pressure compared to the rest of the pressing area. Overall, you need to spend some time learning how to work with this press and adjusting your process around its limitations. For a beginner, it can be a reasonable entry-level machine, especially considering the price. However, knowing what I know now, I would probably not buy it again. I would rather look for a higher-quality second-hand professional heat press. One positive point is the 38 × 38 cm pressing area, which is a very useful size for beginners. Unfortunately, because the machine does not heat and press evenly across the entire surface, you cannot always take full advantage of that area.

Bought for my wife to replace a previous unit for which Vevor do not hold replacement parts. On unpacking found damage to one corner of the unit but internal packaging showed no signs of damage. Eventually came to an agreement with Vevor that I would accept compensation for the damage. Not impredded with the refusal to replace a damaged item and having to fight for a decent level of compensation. I like and continue to buy Vevor products but their customer support sucks big time.

It's a decent press and worked well out of the box. The top section where the pressure knob is had sustained some damage and was bent enough that we couldn't screw the knob down correctly. We had to bend it back into place with a hammer and block of wood. The box it arrived in was pristine, so this damage was done prior to boxing it up which isn't great. Secondly the foam and pad are NOT glued to the unit. So if you're trying to position cloth or a garment on it and need to move it, you're fighting against the pad and it's sliding around. Glued it down, and bent the case back so it was usable and its doing its job in the shop.

It's ok I'm not really impressed by it, it does the job but quality is not that great

Bought this as an upgrade to my smaller press. It is built pretty good but at some point the top became slightly off center from the bottom and then out of no where the other day it just died, fuse is good and the power supply looks fine. I haven't disassembled it yet to see if there is an obvious problem. I use this fairly lightly.. maybe once or twice a month for a couple hours. Disappointing that its dead in just a year and 4 months time.

Mine arrived and it was packaged really well. It was undamaged. I am a casual user at this time and am using it to adhere leather to an adhesive material for making hat patches mostly. I will be using it for transfers but not in an industrial type setting. I used an infrared thermometer to see how even the heat was over the entirety of the platten. Mine has a 30º difference from the right (hot) side to the left(30º colder) side. This would be unacceptable for most users and I am honestly not happy about it not heating evenly. For users who want a more even heating element, maybe look at some other options. For the cost of admission I didn't expect much so at least I have a way to adhere leather to some adhesive materials.

Good Until It Just Stopped Working... I've Had This Press For A Little Over A Year and Went To Turn On To Press Orders and It Doesn't Work. NOT A Peep When You Turn It On. I get things wear out on them, but it should have lasted longer than 1yr.

Pers is niet draaibaar vandaar niet makkelijk te gebruiken omdat shirts etc moeilijk op de plaat te leggen zijn in d ejuiste positie zonder je handen te branden aan de bovenplaat. The press is not swivel, which makes it difficult to use, as shirts and similar items are hard to position correctly on the platen without burning your hands on the upper plate.