Every package starts with the WonderPress heat press. The bundles add modules, each with its own accessories.
Everything in the Heat Press Standalone, plus:
Everything in the Heat Press Standalone, plus:
Everything in the Heat Press Standalone, plus the Craft Oven Module and 3D Form Module with all their accessories (listed above), and two pairs of heat-resistant gloves.
Everything in the All-in-One Bundle, plus the Dual Station:

The WonderPress starts as a professional auto heat press for HTV, sublimation and DTF transfers. Add the 3D Form Module and it becomes a vacuum former and a 3D sublimation station for curved objects like phone cases and badges. Add the Craft Oven Module and it cures DTF films and bakes shrink plastic, polymer clay and mugs. Modules swap in seconds without tools, and the machine detects which one is installed.

Set temperature, pressure and time, and the WonderPress closes, presses and releases on its own. It delivers up to 100 kg (220 lb) of consistent pressure to drive adhesive deep into fibers, so transfers don't peel or fade, and double the heating-tube density gives even heat across the whole 15" × 15" platen with no cold spots. The 3" (75 mm) opening fits thick hoodies, bags and dimensional pieces, and laser-guided alignment keeps placement consistent from one piece to the next.

A built-in vacuum pump (up to −90 kPa) pulls heated film or plastic tightly around an object. Use it to sublimate curved surfaces such as phone cases, badges and keycaps, or to vacuum-form PETG, HIPS and TPU sheets into molds and packaging for candles, soap, chocolate and more. There are no external pumps or hoses, and an infrared sensor tracks the process for consistent results.

Cure DTF films up to 17" × 17" with no scorching, shrink-sublimate up to three mugs at once, or bake shrink plastic, polymer clay and acrylic. A built-in 3-layer filter (H11 + activated carbon + H13 HEPA) traps up to 99.95% of DTF fumes, smoke and odors, so it's suited to indoor home studios. Replacement filters are available.
The Dual Station adds a second Heat Press Module on a sliding base, so you can prep the next garment while the current one presses, then slide between stations with a gentle push. Batch jobs run without downtime.

Adjust temperature, pressure, time and mode on the machine with the high-precision rotary dial and 1.8" screen, or from the xTool Studio app. The WonderPress stores 35 presets and shows only the ones for the module you have installed:
| Heat Press (main unit) | |
|---|---|
| Platen size | 15" × 15" (380 × 380 mm) |
| Temperature range | 176–410 °F (80–210 °C) |
| Pressure range | 44–220 lb (20–100 kg) |
| Time range | 1–999 s |
| Opening height | Up to 3" (75 mm) |
| Input voltage & power | AC 100–120 V, 1150–1650 W, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions & weight | 16.5" × 21.6" × 16.5" (418 × 549 × 410 mm), 48.5 lb (22 kg) |
| 3D Form Module | |
| Suction power | Max −90 kPa |
| Vacuum forming area | Film sheets up to 8" × 10" (203 × 254 mm) |
| Max forming height | Up to 3.5" (90 mm) |
| Max sublimation area | Objects up to 4.8" × 9" (122 × 229 mm) |
| Dimensions & weight | 20.5" × 16.1" × 4.2" (522 × 410 × 108 mm), 15.9 lb (7.2 kg) |
| Craft Oven Module | |
| DTF curing area | Films up to 17" × 17" (432 × 432 mm) |
| Chamber (W × D × H) | 15.6" × 6.2" × 3.1" (398 × 158 × 80 mm) |
| Air filtration | Built-in 3-layer filter (H11 + carbon + H13 HEPA) |
| Dimensions & weight | 18.3" × 18.3" × 5.5" (465 × 465 × 141 mm), 9.7 lb (4.4 kg) |
Can I add modules later?
Yes. The 3D Form Module, Craft Oven Module and Dual Station are sold separately, so you can start with the heat press and upgrade when you're ready.
Is the Craft Oven safe to use indoors?
Yes. Its 3-layer filter blocks up to 99.95% of DTF fumes, smoke and odors. The H13 HEPA and activated carbon filter are replaceable.
What materials can I use?
Any standard sublimation paper, sublimation film, HTV, or vacuum-forming sheets (TPU, PETG, HIPS). xTool's own sheets are pre-cut to fit the 3D Form Module exactly: 310 × 255 mm for vacuum-forming sheets and 148 × 254 mm for 3D sublimation film.
What objects work for vacuum forming?
Shapes that are wider at the bottom than the top release most easily; avoid undercuts and side holes that trap the plastic. Flexible TPU sheets make tricky shapes easier to de-mold. Objects placed in the machine with the sheet should tolerate 100 °C (212 °F); for anything less heat-tolerant, heat the sheet first and place the object just before the vacuum starts.
What can I sublimate in 3D?
Sublimation-coated or compatible polymer objects that fit the module, such as phone cases, badges and keycaps. 3D sublimation needs a matching mold or fixture to support the object.

Nothing will impact your 3D printing results like the kind of filament you use. Good filament is highly consistent in diameter, is wound evenly onto the spool with just the right amount of tension, and will not tangle when being unwound. 3D Universe offers a wide range of high-quality filaments to choose from. Check out our filament collection...
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