Best Screen Printing Flash Dryer for the Money Spent

[@juanmaldonado3665]

What type of connection plug did you use? Model/Specs model? Thank you

[@orangetagprintingcompany402]

Can you post the link for the plug

[@SouthbayCreations]

Also can you post a link to the extra bulbs? If they actually get me taken care of I'd like to get extras to have on hand. Thanks again!

[@ApparelTalk]

Let me see if I can find where I bought mine at again.

[@panthercityprints3492]

@@ApparelTalk Any update on where we you found extra bulbs? Just purchased one of these off ebay for a bit cheaper than amazon but would also like to have extra bubls for future use.

[@Dtag1971]

Yea man.... I have been looking at this for awhile. Thanks for the info.

[@ApparelTalk]

I could not be happier works so dam well and speeds up the printing process on multi colors when flashing is needed

[@wagnervelez7557]

Hi ken I just got that same exact model with the sensor on the side I love it so far. I like the timer. The only thing is that I don't know at what temperature is running. Can you please let me know how to know how hot it is or it gets when it turns on. It doesn't have a heat or temperature control. Thank You Wagner from Wagner's Tee Graphics in Elizabeth NJ.

[@Paata02]

Almost 2 years, can you update us, does it still work? any issues during all this time?

[@ApparelTalk]

Still working good love it best investment money can buy

[@braulioreynoso]

@appareltalk Do you have the link to purchase? I see a lot of the same but different vendors, would you recommend any of them? Thanks looking to purchase one

[@raffig6626]

Thanks for the video. How is it still running?

[@hawwwgjaw]

How do i wire this plug bro? Say brown is the hot blue is zero well it takes two hot for 220

[@ApparelTalk]

Yes use the two wires for hot and the yellow / green is ground

[@hawwwgjaw]

@@ApparelTalk the way it says zero im thinking i need a neutral too. Thanks for the reply! Here goes nothing

[@ApparelTalk]

@@hawwwgjaw no 220v is two hot legs and ground I’m a electrician during the day.

[@hawwwgjaw]

@@ApparelTalk she burning red! Hot damn. Thanks

[@dirtycurty6113]

Do you cure with this flash? If so how many seconds?? Thanks

[@amblerapparel153]

It works great when it works. My sensor keeps shorting out and it doesn't come back on. Any advice on how to fix this?

[@ApparelTalk]

Move the sensor to the outside if not the wire must have a short my still works great.

[@hawwwgjaw]

Im probably gunna pull the trigger and get this. You know where to get the extra bulbs? Camms link doesn’t work

[@ApparelTalk]

Hands down best flash for the money. Plus can flash big prints which is key.

[@hawwwgjaw]

@@ApparelTalk you know where to get extra bulbs?

[@ApparelTalk]

@@hawwwgjaw Yes I will add the link to the videos for the extra I ordered some to be on the safe side and didn't even need them.

[@prodigytees6023]

I’ve seen several different videos all good reviews! I bought it but have yet to get it to work! Did you have any issues with it opening out of the box?

[@ApparelTalk]

I did not have any issue out of the box make sure you are using 220v 30amp breaker though

[@sergioarias5051]

Can someone send me a link to the plug I need to get for this unit. Thanks.

[@knevil753]

i bought this thing before they put the sensor on the side of the press. where you see that hole on the bottom is where that movement sensor is on mine. that sensor either overheats and stops working when im running jobs... or something else is wrong with it. need to constantly stop to let this unit cool down. very frustrating. im going to modify it to be on the side to see if it works.

[@ApparelTalk]

Yes my sensor is on the outside of the flash and never had an issue with it.

[@Dtag1971]

Been bout 2 yrs how is it holding up. I had one that stays on.... Dam near burned my shop down.

[@mariocovington3247]

Hey I bought this one Had a guy hook it up, but it isn’t working… I have power but this it… can you help???

[@ApparelTalk]

Make sure the fuse is good make sure the light bulbs are connected properly also make sure you have a 220 or 240 on 30amps. If you are still having some issues please email I could help.

[@SouthbayCreations]

Thanks for the video! I have the same one and my sensor is inside. Unfortunately mine is giving me problems right from the start. The light flicker on and off and theres aloud buzzing noise coming for the control panel. I contacted the seller 2 days ago but they have yet to respond.

[@ApparelTalk]

Yea that sounds like the order model this one the sensor is outside so it doesn’t over heat the sensor

[@kashabare4659]

I purchased one of these. Our shop has 208v/60hz supply. The unit says 220v/50hz. With a 30amp circuit, will this run properly?

[@ApparelTalk]

It should have no issues

[@kashabare4659]

@@ApparelTalk saw in another thread with wire questions, but it’s two hot and a ground? Thanks for the reply.

[@Suprememma.oakland]

Hi i was wondering how the flash is working so far?

[@ApparelTalk]

Runs like a champ love it best money hands down spent

[@Suprememma.oakland]

@@ApparelTalk thanks, i wanted to buy one but was hesitant not sure how long it would last. But looks like the one with sensor out side works better.

[@ApparelTalk]

Yes the link in the video is the one I ordered and I can’t complain not even a little

[@theblankworkshop]

This is 50hz do you need to do a conversion to 60hz? are you still using it? I have one and all the electricians who look at it are puzzled at how to properly get it wired.

[@AmericanWithTheTruth]

Would have loved to get this, but I'm leasing a house and can't mess with electricity. So no 220v for me. They really need to make this in a 110v version.

[@ApparelTalk]

That is a number if you had access to two different circuits you could do a pigtail I think they make them pre made to online.

[@theprintlabco]

I gotta ask, about a year in now how do you feel about this flash? I'm considering adding it to our shop.

[@ApparelTalk]

I still use it and still working like a champ

[@raffig6626]

Is it still running? My vastex caught on fire Yes it was my fault. Looking for a replacement. How is it holding up?

[@ApparelTalk]

Yup still running and still working like new.

[@ThePingy27]

What type of plug did you buy for the flash?

[@ApparelTalk]

It is a 220v but with 220v there is more than one plug type just make sure the female and male end will work together

[@brianrichal9743]

From the reviews why would anyone buy this, It didn't even work out the box, Seems like your getting paid to advertise it. Anyone ever think of that????