I may not be able to attend your October class when will your next class start by that time I should be further along in my recovery from hand surgery fill free to reply at http://www.oak2phx@yahoo.com
Hello Terry,
It’s Michael Pennington here. We met in Nashville at the ISS in May.
If you have a chance, I need to know what flash cure unit you recommend for H2o and Plastisol.
My problem is; I have a workhorse 8-8 press, with little space between platens for keeping the unit from burning anything, so a swing away model would be the best.
As we discussed when you called me, I bought a complete shop used, but the flash cure I have is bulky, and mounted on a ridiculously heavy drill press stand with no wheels.
Another used unit would be best as I’ve almost spent my entire wad already.
I will be getting Scott’s T-Seps software soon to finish off my pre production dept.
Thanks for being so helpful in my quest for knowledge.
Hi Michael – Most flash units today are fairly streamlined and come on wheels. I would talk to your closest screen print supplier and tell them about your requirements. I’m sure they’ll have a unit that will work for you. You could also reach out to WorkhorseProducts.com directly. Hope this helps!
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I may not be able to attend your October class when will your next class start by that time I should be further along in my recovery from hand surgery fill free to reply at http://www.oak2phx@yahoo.com
Hello Terry,
I live in Phoenix, AZ and I was wondering when is your next screen printing business classes?
Thanks.
Hello Terry,
It’s Michael Pennington here. We met in Nashville at the ISS in May.
If you have a chance, I need to know what flash cure unit you recommend for H2o and Plastisol.
My problem is; I have a workhorse 8-8 press, with little space between platens for keeping the unit from burning anything, so a swing away model would be the best.
As we discussed when you called me, I bought a complete shop used, but the flash cure I have is bulky, and mounted on a ridiculously heavy drill press stand with no wheels.
Another used unit would be best as I’ve almost spent my entire wad already.
I will be getting Scott’s T-Seps software soon to finish off my pre production dept.
Thanks for being so helpful in my quest for knowledge.
Hi Michael – Most flash units today are fairly streamlined and come on wheels. I would talk to your closest screen print supplier and tell them about your requirements. I’m sure they’ll have a unit that will work for you. You could also reach out to WorkhorseProducts.com directly. Hope this helps!
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Thank you