For Stampinators purchased prior to 2023, the user manual can be found here. For Stampinators purchased 2023 or after, these manuals can be found here.

Yes, the Stampinator 480 works with automatic presses from brands like Roq, M&R, Workhorse, Tas, Anatol, and MHM.

You can cure a variety of materials from fleece, 50-50 100% cotton, polyester, and much more. You can apply a variety media including Transfers DTF, Screen Print Transfers, foil, rhinestones, vinyl, plastisol ink, and water-based ink.

No, the Stampinator 480 is specifically designed for use with automatic presses. We have a Stampinator designed for manual presses here.

Yes, the Stampinator 480 can be used as a flash dryer, with typical flash times around 2-7 seconds. The Stampinator 480 replaces your flash dryer.

As long as the Teflon sheet remains intact and does not tear, it should last for several years.

We offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. For more details, click here.

Yes, this is normal. The heating element is simply burning off dust and debris accumulated during manufacturing, packing, and shipping.

The platen has a 2-year warranty, while the machine itself is covered by a 1-year warranty.

Yes, we offer comprehensive support for assembly and production with the Stampinator 480.

A standard aluminum platen can be used, but you will also need our transfer rubber platen topper to produce transfer.

If ink is on the teflon of the Stampinator 480, the temperature is to high or to low. High heat will gel the ink and adhere to the Teflon. Not enough heat the ink will adhere to the teflon, but will remain wet.