The Can Cooler Platen is an interchangeable accessory for the High-Performance Pneumatic Twin Platen Heat Press, designed for efficient batch printing on collapsible fabric or foam can coolers.
Built with a bare, unpadded steel framework, the platen features multiple raised fingers that allow you to slide can coolers securely into position. It can hold up to eight can coolers at once, making it ideal for applying logos, names, event graphics, and promotional branding in a single press.
Unlike standard heat press platens with a spongy rubber top layer, the solid steel construction provides firm, even pressure across the seams and fabric surfaces of the can coolers. This helps support consistent transfer application while improving production efficiency for promotional products, events, hospitality businesses, clubs, and personalised merchandise.
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Product: Can Cooler Platen
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SKU: HPTWPCAN
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Size: 40 x 50 cm
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Compatible with: High-Performance Pneumatic Twin Platen Heat Press
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Capacity: Up to 8 can coolers at once
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Construction: Bare, unpadded steel framework
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Design: Multiple raised fingers or extensions for positioning can coolers
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Suitable for: Collapsible fabric and foam can coolers
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Use cases: Logos, monograms, names, event graphics, and promotional branding
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Pressing surface: Firm steel construction without a spongy rubber top layer
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Switch off, cool, and fully depressurise the heat press before fitting or removing the platen.
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Ensure the platen is securely installed before operating the machine.
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Slide the can coolers fully onto the raised fingers and check that they are positioned evenly.
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Do not exceed the maximum capacity of eight can coolers.
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Confirm that the can cooler material, coating, transfer, and adhesive are suitable for heat application.
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Check that seams and edges are positioned correctly and that no material is folded or trapped unnecessarily.
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Test temperature, pressure, dwell time, and transfer settings on a sample can cooler before production.
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Use suitable protective equipment when handling the heated steel platen.
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Do not touch the platen or other heated surfaces during or immediately after pressing.
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Keep hands clear of moving and pressurised components while the heat press is operating.
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