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DK14S Digital Knight 12x14 Swing-Away

Was: $695.00
Now: $675.00
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The Digital Knight DK14S is our most portable, lowest cost Digital Swing-Away press.

The 12x14 heat platen uses the same SuperCoil-Microwinding™ heater technology with LifeT ime Warranty as all other Digital Knight Swing-Away presses.

The DK14S utilizes the same heavy-duty solid steel industrial grade style clamping mechanism as the DK20S and DC16, along with the same accurate and easy to use digital electronics. It also boasts the same 2" product thickness range as the rest of the Digital Swing-away line, but with a simpler non-interchangable base design and smaller more portable platen size.

For a low-cost Digital Swing-Away press with the same warranties & heater & digital controls as our famous Swing-Away line, but in a portable design and size at an amazing price, the DK14S is the best USA-made option in the industry.

FEATURES

  • Compact Portable Table-Top Design
  • Fully digital temperature control 32°-600°F range
  • Automatic digital timer & dual pre-press timer
  • Super-portable light machine weight - 62 lb !
  • Extreme high pressure capability
  • Solid Steel framework
  • SuperCoil-Microwinding™ heater technology
  • Accommodates materials up to 2" thick
  • Temperature readout accuracy +-2°F - can show °C or °F
  • User selectable end-of-cycle alarms
  • Records number of pressing cycles done
  • Teflon-coated 3/4" thick heat platen


SPECS

  • Weight: 76 Lbs
  • Electrical: 1200W / 10A / 110V
  • Shipping Dims: 24"L x 20"W x 21"H
  • (add $35 for 220V international)
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