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I find there is external power box appear in a rotary heat press i am interested, it need extra $800 cost to do it.
Is it deserve to add this item?
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They claim the advantage:
a) Protect main electric parts from high temp of the machine body during operating, so longer life cycle;
b) With individual voltage and current indicator;
c) Adjustable power based on jobs to save energy
I may not be the best person to offer advice on this as that's not a bit of kit I have any experience with, hopefully someone with more knowledge will come along and help you out from a experienced point of view.
If power supply heat is effecting the electric parts that is a pretty big design flaw and the thing that comes to mind is the original xbox 360 console (ring of red) where the heat generated inside it would warp the motherboard.
For a big bit of kit like that though if I were worried about the electric part I would probably invest in a uninterruptible power supply to go between it and the mains. These give you some time to shutdown properly in the event of a power cut and regulates the power which protect against micro surges.
The advert says it is optional ... what does it actually do?
Angelbaby - you a new member,
1st post, are you trying to promote your own equipment ?
It seems completely irrelevant to this forum,......
Angelbaby, please contact me via PM to confirm you are not a Spammer!
I'd have thought a heat press would be relevant to the forum?Quote:
Originally Posted by logobear
Interesting that a first post asking a question about a piece of equipment and linking to said equipment is triggering you to question if it is spam. I would think questions about equipment with links were fairly common for a first post, do we have some location based profiling going on here?Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin
Thanks for your advice, but it is hard to use UPS as the power consumption is quite high & need 3 phases 380V.
You can see power consumption by this link
http://www.eastyltd.com/e_products/M...Press-p84.html
So that is why there is external power box as an option to move all those electronic part outside the main body to protect them from the high temp
Sorry for my late reply, it is not a spammer
Just ask if it is worth to add the external power box by paying extra US$800
Look at it as an insurance policy I suppose - that $800 should mean you have less problems with the press, although our rotary press doesn't have an external box, all its electrics are internal, and it works fine - the relays and controller modules are mounted on heat sinks. I would question why the manufacturer thinks one of these may be necessary, and negotiate it being included in the price not an additional extra, or go and look at buying another press which is designed to run and work as is, with a manufacturers/suppliers guarantee.
Can I show my ignorance. What is a Rotary heat press?
They're for subbing to rolls of fabric which you then cut and stitch into your product (cushions, Duvet covers, flags, cloths etc).Quote:
Originally Posted by Earl Smith
Thanks...........
https://www.digitalprintmarket.com/a...29-1-Hoofd.jpg
This is what we have - they are good for pieces of fabric too, and have the advantage of a constant workflow, rather than waiting 60 seconds for each thing you want to print, you can have a few pieces side by side all rolling through.
Sometimes also called a "calendar press"