Anaheim · live stations
Live printing services in Anaheim
Five stations, all loaded out of the same Fullerton shop. A show day at Anaheim Convention Center usually wants a full press line, while a Platinum Triangle loft or a hotel ballroom is happy with one compact station. Our shop is next door in Fullerton, so we load the truck that morning and set up on your schedule.
Plenty of Anaheim events run a single method. The busy ones run two next to each other: a press for volume in a Convention Center hall, and a DTF or hat station for personal pieces. Tell us the room and the headcount and we'll say which pair is worth the floor space, at GardenWalk or anywhere else in Orange County.
What Anaheim planners ask us first: each station needs about 10×10 ft and two dedicated 120V/20A circuits, so order the power with your Convention Center booth, not on show day. One press does up to 60 shirts an hour and a two-press live screen printing station clears 100+, with each guest waiting about two minutes. Most Anaheim jobs land at $5K–$15K all-in, with no travel line since we load out of Fullerton. Two to four weeks ahead is comfortable. If a Convention Center show has exhibitor or union paperwork, start four to six weeks out.
Live Screen Printing
Plastisol pulled by hand on a real press. Best for a one- to three-color logo on hundreds of shirts.
ExploreLive DTF Printing
Full-color art pressed on while the guest waits. Names, photos and design swaps don't slow the line.
ExploreLive Hat Bar
Guests pick a cap and a patch and we heat-press it on. The station people photograph most.
ExploreLive Embroidery
Commercial machines stitch logos and initials on caps, quarter-zips and totes. Slower, and meant to feel like a gift.
ExplorePromo & Hard Goods
Totes, bottles and tumblers customized on site, for a crowd that already owns plenty of event tees.
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