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Geo Knight DK20S Digital Swing-Away Heat Press - 16" x 20"

Was: $1,895.00
Now: $1,825.00
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The Digital Knight DK20S is our 'flagship' 16x20 swing-away heat transfer press. The DK20S combines a heavy-duty solid steel industrial grade pressing framework with accurate and easy to use electronics to provide the operator with the best possible features and equipment needed for today's various heat transfer applications.
This press is the most popular 16x20 machine in the industry. It is world-renowned as the top-end, robust-workhorse of all swing away heat presses. There is also a Jumbo sized 20x25 heat platen version of this press, the DK25S. An air-operated automatic version is also available: the DK20SP.


FEATURES

  • All-Thread™ table loading design
  • Fully digital temperature control 32°-600°F range
  • Automatic digital timer & dual pre-press timer
  • Digital Pressure Bar Graph
  • Instantly interchangeable & rotatable tables
  • Accommodates materials up to 2" thick
  • Temperature readout accuracy +-2°F - can show °C or °F
  • Teflon-coated 3/4" thick heat platen

WARRANTY

  • FREE LIFETIME Tech Support!
  • Lifetime warranty on heat platen
  • 5-year warranty on frame
  • 3-year warranty on controller
  • 1-year warranty on parts

SPECS

  • Weight: 200 Lbs
  • Electrical: 1800W / 15A / 120V
  • Shipping Dims: 40"D x 18"W x 16"H

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