VEVOR · Manual presses
VEVOR four-color one-station press
Four screen heads let you keep the layers of a design on separate screens while the shirt stays at one workstation.
What this tool is for
Four screen heads let you keep the layers of a design on separate screens while the shirt stays at one workstation. Choose this configuration if switching between screens is your main bottleneck and you normally print one garment at a time. The press attaches to a workbench, so measure the space the heads need to swing.
Specifications
- Brand
- VEVOR
- Tool type
- Rotary press
- Model
- 401 Screen Printing Machine
- Configuration
- Four heads, one station
- Listed area
- 21.2 × 17.7 in
- Mount
- Workbench
- Amazon.com reference
- B0BXP2FXYZ
Fit and buying advice
VEVOR lists a 21.2 × 17.7-inch area for this configuration. Compare that specification with the platen, the screen opening and the shape of your artwork. If loading a second garment during a print run matters more than adding more screens, compare a two-station press with the same number of heads.
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Documentation
Questions about this tool
Can I leave each color in place?
Four heads allow four separate frames to remain installed. You still align their images to the same print position.
Will this help with a stack of one-color shirts?
It gives you one loading station. For a one-color design, the extra heads add little unless you need to switch between jobs.
What needs space beyond the bench footprint?
Check the swing of the heads and the working space you need to load a garment and pull the blade.
