A heat press is a type of machine that utilizes heat in order to apply designs onto various substrates. It uses a combination of pressure from the heated upper platen onto the lower platen in order to achieve its results. The majority of presses are used to apply heat transfers onto a range of garments.

Heat transfer, also known as thermal printing, thermal-transfer printing and thermal-wax transfer, is a method of printing that allows you to print a design onto a piece of clothing or an object. Heat transfer printing uses the process of heat to transfer an image created in wax to an object or garment.

The basic process of screen printing involves creating a stencil on a mesh screen and then pushing the ink to create and imprint the design on the below surface. The most common surface used in screen printing is paper and fabric, but metal, wood, and plastic can also be used.

Screen printing is a popular printing method, using a process that presses ink through a mesh screen in order to create a printed design. It's used in a huge range of industries across the globe to create custom clothing, canvasses, artwork, posters, and more.