A dedicated textile heat-transfer platen for expanding the MAXITA EC-17 and EC-27 into small-format fabric customisation.
The MAXITA Fabric Heat Transfer Platen Holder consists of a flat metal platen mounted on a dedicated holder that inserts into the MAXITA hot foil stamping machine.
It provides a suitable working surface for applying small heat-transfer designs, logos and personalisation to fabric and textile products.
It is suitable for small-format customisation on products such as:
T-shirts
Tote bags
Fabric labels
Scarves
Textile accessories
Other suitable fabric products
The platen provides a maximum working area of approximately:
11 × 11 cm
This makes it particularly suitable for small logos, labels, monograms and other compact designs, rather than large-format garment printing.
Printed heat transfer paper is required for use with this platen. These can be custom ordered with your own logo or design and are widely available from online heat-transfer suppliers.
Maxita Fabric Heat Transfer Platen Holder
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About the Manufacturer
MAXITA is a tool brand under Chongqing ZaoJu Technology Co., Ltd., based in Chongqing, China. Its approach to design starts with a simple idea: tools should work around the maker, rather than asking the maker to work around the tool.
Across its range, MAXITA rethinks familiar leathercraft tools and workshop equipment with a focus on ergonomics, flexibility and practical everyday use. From adjustable stitching equipment to compact hot foil stamping machines and modular accessories, thoughtful details are introduced to make traditional processes more comfortable, adaptable and accessible.
What we particularly value at Pro Atelier Plus is how naturally this philosophy fits the needs of independent makers, designers and small creative businesses. Not every business begins with a large workshop or industrial production line. Very often, it starts with one or two people, a workbench, an idea and the ambition to make something of their own.
Compact equipment and adaptable tools can allow these smaller studios to bring more processes in-house, from personalisation and hot foil stamping to hand stitching and small-batch production, giving makers greater control over their work and more freedom to experiment.
For us, MAXITA is not simply about making a process faster. It is about creating well-considered tools that support creativity, independence and the gradual growth of a maker’s own business.
