The Forenta Single Buck MAGNA Cabinet Shirt Press has gone through a major transformation while still retaining the finishing features that make it appealing.  The flat heads with vacuum buck and blown air airbags remain unchanged in the new Model 811SBV.  The redesign has accomplished the feature of the buck returning to the dressing position automatically at the end of the pressing cycle.  This saves the operator time since she does not have to activate the buck returning to the loading position.  Other features of the Model 811SBV include a modern, sleek overall design with operator and serviceability factors given high priority.  In addition to our standard heads and buck, Forenta has developed a version of this model which will accept smaller shirts as required in some export markets.

Forenta has redesigned the Single Buck Body/Sleever Combination Cabinet Shirt Press, now labeling it the MAGNA Model 841SBS.  The sleeve pleat pressing feature has been eliminated in lieu of a simple cuff holding/sleeve stretching device.  The sleeves are still finished with steam insertion and blown heated air.  The cuff pleats are blown to a soft rolled finish as obtained on the European bag-type finishers.  This machine produces a very attractive sleeve with less initial investment.

The MAGNA Model 821SBSP Single Buck Body/Sleever Combination Cabinet Press is a new design to Forenta.  However, it contains features which are unique to Forenta as well as some new concepts.  The flat heads, vacuum buck and blown air airbags of the Forenta Magna Series shirt presses are featured in this model to give a superior finish to a wide variety of shirt sizes.  This overall design is a concept that has become popular in the industry in recent years.  It features a stationary buck and rear head with the front head moving left and right.  The shirt is dressed in its entirety from one position.  It is not necessary for the operator to walk around the front head in order to dress the right sleeve.

This unit will finish short and long sleeves.  Pleater heads are provided to press the cuff pleats, but they can be switched to stay open if pressing of the pleats is not desired.  It has easily adjustable timers to control steam and drying times.  A switch can select adjustable extended drying times for the heavier shirts.  At the end of the drying cycle, the front head automatically moves out of the way giving the operator immediate access to unload the finished shirt.  All functions related to dressing are controlled by foot switches, leaving hands free for dressing.   A unique feature of this Model 821SBSP is the ability to add pre-inflation air into the airbags during the dressing process, giving the operator more control over the finish of the shirt.