SINGER · Steamer/Steam Press
A compact choice within the steam-press range
Set up a broader pressing surface in a compact press format. The SINGER Professional 20-inch steam press supports steam or dry pressing for suitable garments and home-sewing projects.
20-inch press format
Steam or dry operation
Digital controls
Make the most of this accessory
Choose the surface for your workspace
The 20-inch Professional press is the smaller option in this listed press assortment. Consider where the appliance will sit and how surrounding fabric will be supported, particularly when a larger item needs to be repositioned in sections.
Keep pressing deliberate
Use the fabric care label and product manual to choose heat and steam. The included pressing cushion and spray bottle add useful tools for appropriate tasks, while the 1,000 ml tank supports the steam function. Check trims and layered areas before pressing them.
Details worth a closer look
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20-inch press format. Offers a dedicated surface for pressing fabric sections.
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Steam or dry operation. Choose the approach required by the fabric.
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Digital controls. Provides guided setting selection.
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1,000 ml water tank. Holds water for repeated pressing tasks.
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Continuous or burst steam. Offers two output options.
Specifications at a glance
| Size |
20 inches |
| Tank capacity |
1,000 ml |
| Supplier SKU |
220042112 |
Included with your purchase
Spray bottle and pressing cushion.
Check the fit. Choose with confidence.
Suited to users choosing the smaller press in the listed 20-, 26- and 36-inch range. Check your available workspace and follow the manual for fabric temperatures and placement.
Questions about SINGER PROFESSIONAL Steam Press 20 inch
Can I use it without steam?
Yes. The press supports dry operation.
Is this the 26-inch model?
No. This listing is the 20-inch Professional press.
Is a stand part of this listing?
A stand is not stated as included.
How does the 20-inch press fit into this range?
It is the smaller listed option alongside the 26- and 36-inch presses. Choose according to workspace and the fabric areas you expect to press.
The ThreadWorks difference
A sewing family behind your purchase
ThreadWorks is led by the third generation of the Mulqueen sewing family in Arizona. Our family's sewing-business experience goes back to 1977, with years spent around machines, service benches, parts and the people who use them.
A useful sewing-room tool should suit the projects you actually make. Tell us what you are working on and which details matter most to you. We can help you compare the listed features before you choose, whether you are building a new setup or improving a familiar one.
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