The Hotronix® Auto Open Clam heat presses are lightweight and portable. The magnetic-assisted lock-down, auto-opening feature and digital controls offer unparalleled benefits at an excellent price. Three versatile sizes are offered; 16″ x 16″, and 16″ x 20″.

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What is the warranty for the Hotronix Auto Clam 16×20?
Coverage
Hotronix®, Mighty Press®, Mighty Press® Digital and Phoenix™ equipment manufactured by Stahls’ Hotronix® are warranted against defects in material and workmanship. Warranty is void if equipment has been damaged by accident, unreasonable use, neglect, unauthorized and/or improper service, or other causes not arising out of defects in material and workmanship. This warranty does not cover damage caused by normal wear and tear or neglect or lack of proper maintenance.
Duration
The heating element shall be warranted for the life of all heat presses manufactured by Stahls® Hotronix. For Hotronix® and Phoenix™ brand heat presses there is a five(5) year warranty on major components, two(2) years on the circuit board and a one(1) year on all other components. For all Mighty Press® brand heat presses there is a one(1) year warranty on the heat press.
Performance
During the warranty period, and in the event that a situation cannot be resolved by telephone and upon PRE-AUTHORIZATION FROM Stahls’ Hotronix®, your Hotronix®, Mighty Press®, Mighty Press® Digital and Phoenix™ equipment must be shipped, freight prepaid, to Stahls’ Hotronix® for service. All shipping and insurance expenses to and from the Hotronix® service center of in-warranty equipment is solely the responsibility of the customer. Stahls’ Hotronix® cannot be held responsible for improper handling or any other damage incurred in transit. No charge will be made for labor and components for repair of in-warranty equipment. OUT-OF WARRANTY machines will be charged at the repair rates in effect at the time the machine is received.
Do you ship your products to Zambia?
We don’t… Sorry.
Hello,
I have been looking at your videos on youtube about t-shirt press machine and want one on my own to make t-shirts. Wich of the machine are best if i just gonna make t-shirts with photoshop-cartoon prints? Wich type of paper is best to use?
Frederik from Norway
Hi Frederik,
Below you’ll find a link that includes the heat press machines we recommend. These machines are best, they provide quality and they last!
http://www.tshirtriches.com/heat-press-machine/
The transfers Cartess has recently made videos of regarding printing from a printer. These are much better than the ones you can purchase at local stores. In fact, these transfers can not be purchased at any store. Yes, these transfers hold up a lot better than the ones you can purchase from a local store and they will last a longer!
However, if you want quality and want long lasting shirts have the designs screen printed onto the special release paper. We continue to stand by having your designs screen printed onto the transfer paper. I have many shirts that are over 3+ years old minus some bleach stains here and there but the shirts have held up well and they still look good!
Cartess decided to look in this route for individuals that are not able to have their designs screen printed onto the special transfer paper due to the start up phases they are in and the cost that is involved. Again, we do recommend as soon as your business is able to pay to have your designs screen printed onto the special transfer paper, do it!
See here, the link below….
http://www.tshirtriches.com/inkjet-transfer-paper-part3/
This is a great way for folks to get started with their tshirt business and provide descent shirts to thier customers verses selling shirts that were made by transfers purchased at an local store. You see, what happens when you use the transfers that are purchased at local stores. The customer only get a few wears out of the shirt and decides not to do business with you again because of the poor quality you offer.
I can’t stress this enough this is a great way to get started for those we can not afford to have their designs screen printed. The over all best result would be; have the designs screen printed onto the special transfer paper instead of using a printer.
What we understand the laser will be the better printer.
I’ve been looking at your machines to start a T-Shirt shopin our small town. However I can’t find a software I like enough, suggestions?
Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop.