Live screen printing in Anaheim means real presses, plastisol ink and a printer pulling a squeegee on your floor while guests watch. It's the right call for one- to three-color art at volume. If you want live t-shirt printing with a photo or gradient in the design, that job goes to a DTF station instead. A hall at Anaheim Convention Center usually gets two presses or more, and a Platinum Triangle launch can run on one. Presses, ink and screens drive over from our Fullerton shop that morning.
Presses, flash dryers, ink, blanks, tables and printers all ride over from Fullerton, and we set up wherever the event is, from a Convention Center & Resort ballroom to a GardenWalk pop-up. The standard station is two presses and two printers, good for 100+ shirts per hour, which keeps a fan expo line moving.
Why a press works at an Anaheim event
- Bold and durable: plastisol lays down thick and bright and holds up wash after wash.
- The press draws the crowd: people stop to watch a pull, film it and get in line.
- Clean multi-color art: one to three colors, registered before the doors open.
- Real garments: soft retail-fit tees, heavyweight cotton, hoodies and totes, XS to 4XL on hand.
It's the station most Convention Center booths and product launches in Orange County ask for first, and it runs well beside a live DTF station when some guests want full color or their name on the piece.
Each station needs about a 10×10 ft footprint and two dedicated 120V circuits. At the Convention Center, order that power with your booth. We handle everything else, indoors or out.