HPN SubliCraft 17 oz. Glossy Color Changing Ceramic Sublimation Latte Mug - 36 per Case
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SubliCraft by HeatPressNation focuses on providing professional quality sublimation blanks at an affordable price to everyone, especially the crafter. The SubliCraft by HeatPressNation line of sublimation blanks has been strategically streamlined in an effort to only offer the most popular and in-demand products in the creative community. See why so many creators are now switching to SubliCraft as their sublimation brand of choice.
Fill big orders with the HPN SubliCraft 17 oz. Glossy Color Changing Latte Mug in a 36 per case bulk pack. Made for production shops, corporate gifts and event merch, the 36 count brings down your cost per mug while every piece offers the same generous 9" x 6.25" imprint area. Each black mug comes to life with your sublimated design once hot liquid is added. A Heat Press Nation (aka HPN) branded product.
These mugs are compatible with sublimation inks and can be used with the Mpress Mug Press, HPN Signature Series Mug Press, and GeoKnight Mug Press.
Non-Industrial Grade Dishwasher & Microwave Safe
The design may be slightly visible while completely cooled but will become fully visible once hot liquid is poured and the surface has become fully warmed.
Specifications:
- Size - 5.9"H x 3.5"OD
- Imprint Area - 9"W x 6.25"H
- Pieces - 36
- Weight - 53 lbs
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Application Instructions
*Please advise drinkware will appear white while pressing due to high temperatures from the mug press. But when hot liquid is being poured in a smokey grey is the standard result.* *Due to the physical nature of this material expanding under heat, it is recommended to use lower pressure levels or pre-heating the substrate prior to application. This will help prevent too much force from being applied against the expanded surface during application.* |
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