VEVOR Screen Printing Machine, 4 Color 4 Station 360° Rotable Silk Screen Printing Press, 21.2x17.7in / 54x45cm Screen Printer Machine, Double-Layer Positioning Pallet for T-Shirt DIY Printing

Ecelente maquina

Product was everything described, but it apparently had been return and not inspected before I received it. It has scratches and paint on it from use. Screws and hardware were not labeled correctly, making install a little challenging

Fácil de armar fácil de usar pero una desventaja es que las estaciones no giran solo giran los colores

La máquina está muy bien elaborada pero no me fijé que la base no gira, pues daba por sentado que tenía que girar

Easy assembly, good quality and not too big.

This is great to dip your toe into the world of screen printing, but you will quickly want to upgrade this if you plan to do more than just single color because it does not have micro registrations. Also, if you want to do a big run of shirts, because the platen arms do not spin which makes flash drying it nearly impossible.

Advertized as a four on four press, which means that they should rotate the base as well as the tops where the screens go, but alas are not actually rotating on both levels. other than that good quality in machinery of items, stays level, the insctructions were mostly clear, takes more than just the tools given to assemble properly, is off balance overall. needs sturdy surface for holding

I know you get what you pay for but at least make it accurate enough to be able to use all 4 stations. Nothing lines up properly. So now I have a $199 paper weight.

Very useful. Innovative!

Aunque todavía no la he usado, da la impresión de que nos será de gran utilidad. Un 10 para el vendedor por su atención al cliente.

For a manual I love it. Here’s some Tips and tricks: Once you build it you’ll know all you need to know about it. You’ll know when its not working and why. - I haven't stuck mine down to the table because I need to be able to move it into storage from time to time. This can at times be shown in the weight and pressure put on the prints. I’ve simply put a masking tape roll under the black pole that that board is fixed to. - If your print are coming out thick on one side and thin on the other its not you and your lack of balanced pressure. It’s because the board isn’t flat straight. Use your phones measure true and balance your phone on the board to check its straight. - screw everything tight except the springs that needs to be able to go up and down freely but not too freely that it drops on you. - for kids shirts cut one of the boards and smooth out the corners so you don't cut shirts or worse yourself. - Again for balance put a roll of masking tape under your board beneath the black pole so when you print it doesn’t bounce and your pressure isnt in vain. - if you don’t have a heat flash machine use a domestic heat press. Unscrew the top of it using one of the tools from this machine so that it hovers just above your shirts. - CHECK THE SCREENS YOU ARE BUYING. The sizing, the mesh type it will all tell you if it will cover your shirts and if it will work with your ink. - test everything before you do the real thing on the shirts, practice the prints. - you don’t always have to use emulsion you can also use premium vinyl social media will show you.

As ferramentas (de plástico) vinham esmagadas e partidas, Algumas peças do 'puzzle' vinham tortas e empenadas. No caso das ferramentas de apoio, não houve problema, pois usei as minhas próprias ferramentas. No caso das peças tortas ou empenadas, uma vez que são de metal, eu próprio endireitei e consegui montar tudo e tudo ficou funcional. As instruções de montagem não são muito claras, montei quase tudo tendo como base a 'adivinha'. Mas ficou tudo bem!