Heat press machines at Imprint Solution start at around ₹11,000 for a cap press and rise with size and automation for flatbed and double-bed models. Price depends on platen size, manual versus auto-open, and single versus twin station. All suit DTF and sublimation transfers.

DTF transfers press at roughly 150–160°C for 10–15 seconds with medium-firm pressure, followed by a cold or hot peel and often a second press to set. Exact settings vary by film and powder, so confirm against your consumable. Accurate temperature control is why a proper press matters.

A flatbed press handles t-shirts and flat panels and is the standard first machine. A cap press suits curved caps and hats; a double-bed press doubles output for busy shops. Choose flatbed for general garment work, and add specialist presses as your range grows.

Yes. A flatbed press with accurate, even temperature and pressure works for both DTF and sublimation — only the time and temperature settings differ. That makes a good flatbed press a flexible first purchase for a shop running both processes. Imprint Solution supplies presses for both.