Sublimation Tall Mug - Flared Lip

10 oz curved rim mug available in 2 models you can personalise using dye sublimation printing.

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Ceramic - AA Orca Ref: 032151

€1.75 VAT not included / Each Unit

Availability Immediate: 95 units

Porcelain - AAA Orca Ref: 032486

€2.95 VAT not included / Each Unit

Availability Immediate: 445 units
Expected entries:
14/01/25: 180 units
16/02/25: 180 units

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More information about the flared lip tall sublimation mug

Elegant and minimalist, ideal for promotional events or weddings, stag and hen parties and other celebrations.
It also makes a perfect souvenir.
Original design with a flared rim and cylindrical body. Completely smooth surface.
The porcelain mug has a beige tone and the ceramic one has a more greyish look.
Customisable on all its outer surface.
The ceramic mug (Ref. 032151) has a thicker material, ring handle and rounded base.
The porcelain mug (Ref. 032486) has a thinner and lighter material, loop handle and flat base.
Both are Orca certified. The porcelain mug has the seal printed on the base and the ceramic mug has the seal printed as a sticker.
Good image definition. The white of the mug does not affect the sublimation colours.
Can be personalised with a heat press or sublimation oven with 10 oz mug heaters.
You will find presentation boxes and individual packaging for these mugs in Related Products.

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

Due to the curvature of the mug’s top rim, it is recommended that the design has a margin of 10 mm to prevent it from blurring.

DIMENSIONS (APPROX.)

WITH A MUG HEAT PRESS

Print the design in mirror image.
Preheat the press to 200ºC
Hold the paper's printed side against the mug and fix it with heat-resistant tape.
Press for 180 seconds, medium-heavy pressure.
Using a protective glove, remove the newly printed mug.
Carefully peel off the paper.

WITH A SUBLIMATION OVEN

Print the design in mirror image.
Preheat the oven to 200ºC
Hold the paper's printed side against the mug and fix it with heat-resistant tape.
Tighten the clamp, or slide the mug into a shrink bag and heat it with a heat gun. Make sure you get rid of all the wrinkles. You can also use a silicone sheet.
Place the mug in the oven for 15 minutes
Using a protective glove, remove the wrap, the silicone sheet, or the bag, depending on the accessory you used.
Carefully peel off the paper from the mug.