Request a quote
We sell presses on quote rather than through the cart. Tell us which machine and where it is going, and you get a written quote with a firm total — freight included, not "call for a shipping quote".
That is what a school or booster club needs to raise a requisition, and it is how these sell anyway. We invoice Net 30 once your district has us set up, and our invoices read Morché Designs dba MoreTranz.
Request a quote by email or call 470-738-8300.
Freight is a flat fee to the lower 48 with liftgate included. Alaska, Hawaii and US territories are quoted individually. The pickup estimate above applies to transfers, which we print here — not to machines.
Heat Press Lift Table & Equipment Cart — HPC-3L
Most schools do not have a spare bench that will hold 295 lb. That is the problem this solves. It is a cart built for a dual station press, so the press has somewhere to live that is not a folding table you are quietly worried about.
Roll it out, roll it back
A press that lives in a shared classroom or a concession building cannot occupy a permanent corner. This one is on casters, so it comes out for a run and goes back against the wall afterwards — which is often the difference between a program being allowed to keep a press in the building and not.
Crank it to the right height
The hand crank raises the deck from 15″ to 35.5″. That covers standing work and seated work, which matters more than it sounds — a volunteer pressing 200 shirts in an evening will want to sit down, and a classroom has students of very different heights.
Specifications
- Deck: 26″ × 39.5″
- Footprint: 40″ × 24″
- Height range: 15″ to 35.5″, hand crank
- Shipping: 209 lb — freight, not parcel
Alaska, Hawaii and US territories: the flat delivery fee covers the lower 48. We ship beyond it, but freight has to be priced individually — email info@moretranz.com with your address and we will quote it.
It is optional
The dual platen press sits on any bench that will carry it. If you already have one, use it. This is for everyone who does not — and it is cheaper than the bench you would have to build.
The rest of the heat press range
- 16″ × 20″ dual platen press — the volume machine, still a one-person station. Load one side while the other presses.
- 16″ × 20″ clamshell press — the everyday press for flat goods, with a slide-out base you thread the shirt onto.
- Cap and patch press — hats, beanies and patches. Upper and lower platens set separately, which is what a curved seam needs.
- Lower platens — sleeve, youth, label, cap bill, can cooler and more. Tool-free, and they fit both flat presses.
- Teflon platen covers — the cheapest thing you can do to make a platen last.
Not sure which press? Compare all three side by side, or press one yourself at our Lawrenceville shop.
Schools, districts and booster clubs
We quote for requisitions. Email us what you need and we will send a quote you can attach to a purchase order, with a firm total — freight included, not "call for a shipping quote". A bookkeeper cannot submit a requisition against a number that might move.
Net 30 once your district has us set up. Georgia public schools and colleges are automatically exempt from sales tax and need no form from us; booster clubs and other 501(c)(3) groups are exempt once we have your ST-5 on file.
Our invoices read Morché Designs dba MoreTranz — the name already in several Georgia vendor systems, which is usually the slowest part of buying anything.
Request a quote for a requisition or call 470-738-8300.
