For Sale FS: Seal Print Dry Mounting Press

[Rick A]

Old but functions as it should, VERY BIG AND HEAVY. I'm even tossing in the antique tack iron (still works fine) for up to 16x20 prints, platen is 18x22 inches.
$100 NO SHIPPING, it must be picked up

Located east of Mt. Pleasant, Pa just off Rt.31 Bear Rocks Community.

 

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[kdhenry]

Hey, Rick... Would this work for mounting digital prints on backing?

_Karl

 

[Rick A]

Hey, Rick... Would this work for mounting digital prints on backing?

_Karl

Hi Karl. I don't see why it wouldn't work.

 

[MattKing]

If you can adjust the temperature to the range suitable for your materials, it should work fine.

 

[Hilo]

I use the drymounting presses (Seal 210 M and larger Büscher for 20x24) to flatten fiber prints and have no experience mounting prints to something. To flatten I do 90 degrees Celsius, about 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Fiber prints can have that.

The question will be what digital papers can have without problems and what temperature you need with adhesive materials. D&K (they do Seal presses too) should be able to tell you and point you in the right direction.

 

[guangong]

The Seal has adjustable temp. I use mine not just for photography, but for all kinds of tasks where I need to flatten wrinkled paper. However, just as when I see my childhood toys sold as antiques, comments are a little upsetting.

 

[kdhenry]

Deal
I'll pm my phone number.

 

[Rick A]

SOLD: pending pick up