Series Comparison
Which series fits your shop
Pick a series by the size of your shop and the number of shirts you press each hour. VECTOR fits a small shop or a new business. It presses up to 120 shirts an hour on one platen. TITAN has two stations. One operator loads one station while the other station presses, and output goes up to 150 shirts an hour. ATLAS has a 23.6 by 31.5 inch platen for large prints. APEX X6 is a six-station rotary press for production shops. It presses up to 420 shirts an hour. AEGIS is a curing oven for DTF transfers. It does not press. It cures up to 20 units an hour. Each row links to the lead machine of that series. Use the table to compare the series.
| Series | Type | Platen size | Output per hour | Stations | Heating element warranty | Free shipping | Flagship price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VECTOR | Single station, auto-open, slide-out | 14.9" x 14.9" | Up to 120 shirts | 1 | 5 years | Yes | $659 |
| TITAN | Dual station, auto-open | 15.7" x 19.7" | Up to 150 shirts | 2 | Lifetime | Yes | $1,990 |
| ATLAS | Single station, auto-open, slide-out | 23.6" x 31.5" | Up to 120 shirts | 1 | 5 years | No, freight quoted | $3,990 |
| APEX | Six-station automatic rotary | 15.7" x 19.7" | 420 shirts | 6 | Lifetime | No, freight quoted | $36,990 |
| AEGIS | DTF curing oven | 16" x 24" | Up to 20 cured units (oven, not a press) | 1 | — | Yes | $799 |
2-year parts warranty on every machine. Heating elements: lifetime on TITAN and APEX, 5 years on VECTOR and ATLAS. Mug-press heating elements are consumables. Output is the maximum, calculated with DTF film. Actual output depends on your transfer and garment.
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