The phrase 'heat press' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a machine or tool that is used to apply heat and pressure to a material, such as a T-shirt, in order to transfer an image onto it. For example, "I used a heat press to transfer the design onto the T-shirt."
Two different printing systems are evaluated: a wafer bonder and a more cost-effective heat press.
Ceramic ingots were analyzed by X-ray diffranalysisnalysis before heat press.
The machine moves over to a partially finished shoe and turns the electric charge off, dropping them into the right configuration and feeding them into a heat press.
The dye-sublimation process prints a reverse image of the design onto transfer paper then, using a heat press, converts the dye into a gas that permeates polyester fabrics.
ST. LOUIS — As Jeff Vines pulls down the iron on the heat press in his small studio here, he is trying something far grander than simply searing another image onto another T-shirt.
After irradiation and even on accelerated ageing of the irradiated material, the angle of breakage of heat press sheets of formulations containing 1%, 2% and 3% of DOP was found to be 180°, demonstrating the role of DOP, in imparting additional radiation stability.
Inside the train, fans hung inertly from the ceiling as the day's heat pressed in.
In the heat pressed sheets containing the DOP, a remarkable retention in the tensile strength, percentage elongation at break, along with improved thermal stability was observed.
As the summer heat pressed in suddenly last week — touching 118 degrees Fahrenheit in the eastern city of Lahore — Pakistanis again took to the streets to protest the chaotic state of the country's power delivery system.
The glare of the sun on the water hurt my eyes; the heat pressed down on me; there was a slowness in things, a sluggishness; Monica seemed to walk with more effort, as if the air were a hot heaviness she was pushing her way through.
To study the influence of addition of DOP on the afore-mentioned properties, the addition of 1%, 2% and 3% of the mobilizer was made, followed by the irradiation of resulting heat pressed sheets to the industrial standard dose of 25 kGy.
