Which press should I get?Updated 2 years ago

Hobbyists. Artists. Etsy shop owners. Students. Side hustlers. New printers. The Riley Hopkins 150 Press is for you. It's for people looking to dive into the screen printing industry without paying an arm and a leg to get in.

The Riley Hopkins 250 Press is for the printer who is just starting out, but is ready to make screen printing their full-time gig. It’s for the printer who plans to print many multicolor prints and needs that precision that can only come from XY micros. The printer who is working out of their garage, spare room, or basement, the 250 will fulfill production needs without taking up a ton of space. Printers that are ready to get serious about printing and need something affordable to get started will benefit from the Riley Hopkins 250 Press.

The Riley Hopkins 300 Press is for printers whose businesses are booming. Large orders and multi-colored jobs keep rolling in. Your current press cannot keep up with customers' demands. Your once side gig has turned into a full-blown, around-the-clock job. You're running a high production shop, you want a 300 in your shop.

If you'd like to learn more about which press you should get, read this blog.