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HGP 360 Drytac Hot Press Vacuum Press Without Stand - Picture Framing Equipment
Uxbridge, London
£1,150
- Posted
- 5 days ago
- Seller Type
- Private
Description
Hot Glass Vacuum Press - (internal measurements 108 x169 cm)
In very good condition, clean and working order, happy to demonstrate to buyer on pick up.
You can view videos on youtube on how it works (I do not have rights to these videos). A link to one of the videos is here:
Hot Press-Vacuum Press Chapter 3 - Dry Mounting
There is a series to give an idea of mounting different substrates.
Does not come with a stand.
The vacuum press is mainly used to mount a picture onto the support in the most rational and clean way.
The vacuum press is a kind of suitcase; inside it is inserted the "sandwich" made of the picture, the support and the heat-sensitive adhesive sheet. The "suitcase" is closed: the pump, which sucks the air, is put into operation and the temperature is raised to about 95°. The thermosensitive adhesive at that temperature melts and makes the framework and the support, which are pushed against one another by the air gap.
All the materials can be mounted without problems of thickness or compatibility: paper, cardboard, masonite, plywood, foam board or similar, sheets of copper, aluminium, zinc etc.
Other uses of the vacuum press are:
• Hot lamination (heat sealing), which consists of applying a protective layer of PVC over the framework to improve the presentation of the subject and protect it from dirt and dust. The protective film can be glossy, satin, matte, embossed in imitation of canvas, etc. The hot lamination is a procedure used mainly by some photographic studios to give a particular appearance to photographs and enlargements.
• Coupling to the canvas (canvas bonding) that consists in mounting a photo print to a canvas base. In this way the texture of the canvas remains visible giving thus an effect similar of oil painting on canvas.
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