Customer Reviews for VEVOR Flash Dryer 18x18Inch Electrical Control Box Flash Dryer for Screen Printing Adjustable Stand Screen Printing Dryer T-Shirt Curing Machine

It is what it says it is , and does what it purports to do !!

I bought this flash dryer to flash/cure plastisol inks for my screen printing. There is one place on the heating element that seems to get hotter than the rest and it would smoke a bit when I first started using it. I was a bit worried it might start a fire so would only use it in the garage where I could roll it outside quickly, but the smoking did stop after some use. It's still hotter in that area and I am careful where I place the shirts, but I'm no longer concerned about a fire. I like that it has a handle that stays cool to move it around and the clamps hold it securely at the height I need. I have had a hard time getting one of the wheels tight enough so that does fall off sometimes, slightly annoying, but could be user error. This dryer works for what I need and I would buy it again.

I was excited for the large drying surface area and mistakenly didn’t read the entire description. It heats up to 600 and that is entirely too hot for my screen printing needs. I didn’t notice there wasn’t a control to set the temperature until it arrived (again, my bad for not reading the description fully). I used it a few times and monitored the temp with a heat gun and turned off as needed, but that added more to my workload. Other than that, it is exactly as described! My electric bill also went up $60 from it 😅

Useing to dry shirts

This product did the job for the money. I thought that it was a great price the production the use was very easy. I would recommend it.

For the money it's the best.

Bought almost a year ago and still does its job! Make sure you have good space for it. I had to redo my entire craft room for it but its good for the price

This flash dryer has no temp control, they expect you to adjust the temp by adjusting the height between the dryer & your platen. This is disappointing because you're always using the max electricity when you don't need it.The build quality is actually better than I expected for how cheap it is but you get nothing extra, it's barbones, & they definitely cut cost with the casters. An exhaust fan should be standard on all of these and it's sorely missed.If you're just a little bit of a diy person then this is a great starting point. You can add temp controls, exhaust fans, & replace the casters for very little out of pocket and increase the value 10x.

Very good and reliable, I just wish it had a temperature control or a temperature gauge(I didn’t think I would need one when I bought this, so it’s my fault) heats up very quick and makes drying ink in shirts fast! If this ever goes out I will buy it again(if I can’t find one with a temperature control)

This has been a great unit for the last couple weeks so far. I had no issues with tripping breakers or melting sockets, which is saying something because i'm running this on a circuit with a spacer heat, in an old house. The circuit mentioned cannot handle 2 space heaters, but runs this just fine somehow.Lastly, I noticed what might be the main gripe i see in reviews, which is that the unit doesn't get hot enough. What this is with mine is a simple mislabeling on the temperature control. Written is Centigrade, while what it actually does is Fahrenheit.I'd say that selling this to someone who doesn't know how to recognize heat output is a major failure, but for what the hardware can do its awesome.