WTB Rapid Tag, or similar

[ffokazak]

Trebor, can you send me pics and details to tastetees@gmail.com?

I would be interested. Is this the roll to roll machinery?

[TCT]

Ill check out that workhorse press, it looks pretty sharp but I am having a hard time finding any info/ videos on it.

There really isint any info it there anymore because I believe it for pulled from their product line. But The OTS made it for Workhorse.... I can't load their page from my phone, but they have a unit that is the exact same as the unit Workhorse use to offer. It does have flashes.

I don't really have anything against the RapidTag, I just wish they would of been a bit more truthful about printing white on it when we bought one. If you don't plan on or need to print opaque white, the RapidTag will suit you just fine.  I personally, just wish I could of done things differently.

If we are able to plan/fit our red press somehow in our floor plan, we will probably convert it to a tag press(awesome idea thanks to Binkspot) and end up putting our RapidTag up for sale here.

[Binkspot]

I would lay it out and see if you cut the heads and pallet arms shorter if you could fit 20x24 screens and shrink it down. Make it a mini press.

[trebor]

Trebor, can you send me pics and details to tastetees@gmail.com?

I would be interested. Is this the roll to roll machinery?

Yes it is the roll to roll machine. New it cost around $6500. It will apply the label in about 2 sec. in most cases. It has OSHA approved safety to prevent mashing hands or fingers. I will sed you info.

[trebor]

Trebor, can you send me pics and details to tastetees@gmail.com?

I would be interested. Is this the roll to roll machinery?

http://www.trekkequipment.com/vertical-heat-transfer-machines.html

It is model HT300

[ffokazak]

Looks great, the only downside is having to have the rolls made?

Where did you get them made?

[trebor]

I believe there are several companies that can make them. I used MM Designs in Texas. I can get the contact info for you if you decide to purchase. Depending on quantities, the cost I believe is less than .02 per. If my memory serves me correctly.