D&K 210M Commercial Dry Mounting Press - 18.5 x 23"

up to 1 inch.

You can mount a 17x22" print using the D&K 210M Commercial Dry Mounting Press - 18.5 x 23"--the actual size of the plate is 18.5x23".

I doubt if it would work with 220 or 240 voltage without a transformer. And even with a transformer, there might be issues over wattage. This unit really sucks watts out of a wall socket! I would suggest you be very cautious in buying any dry mount press that isn't designed for your electrical system.

Here is the replacement thermostat for the 210M: https://bhpho.to/3wVPqNR

D&K bought out Seal Co. and kept some of the same model names for the products now produced by D&K, including the 210M Commercial Dry Mounting Press.

The unit weighs close to 75lbs. I would recommend that two people be present to move it. A single strong person could perhaps lift it momentarily if they have the upper body strength, but in general I would not advise to lift that weight alone.

yes absolutely, use a dry mount tissue you can buy in either pre-cut sheets or by the roll. I use 16x20 sheets and mount to foam board.

I do a lot of 16x20 prints, but to do larger than that , say a 20x30, you just pass the print through the press and do it in sections. Just make sure you don't over lap the mounting tissue if it's not large enough to cover your entire size, or you will see a line in your final print.