White Metal/Enamel Mug
White metal mug.
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| Made From | Metal |
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| Main Colour | White |
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Create premium, high-quality enamel-looking mugs that your customers will love. Our 10 oz. stainless steel coffee mugs are brilliant white on the outside with a stainless steel colour inside. These mugs are trendy and sublimate vibrant. This makes a perfect substitute for enamel mugs. Elegance mixed with an enamel look.
Specifications:
- Stainless steel blank sublimation mugs
- Capacity: 360ml
- Premium gloss, white coating
- For use with a Mug Press.
- Brilliant white on the outside and silver stainless steel inside.
About Sublimation Printing
Sublimation Printing Guidelines:
- Most of our items are Sublimation Ready, but not all colors are suitable for sublimation. Remember that ink is transparent, so the fabric color should not be darker than the ink. Fabric colors can affect the final image color. For the best results, sublimate on white fabric.
- Our products undergo testing with various equipment, paper, and ink. Ink quality is crucial for color accuracy in sublimation printing. Certain inks may require color profiles, but our Sublimation ink for sublimation is designed to work seamlessly with Epson Desktop Inkjet printers without the need for color profiles.
- All our products are tested with both a Desktop Epson Printer using our Sublimation ink and an Epson F500 Sublimation printer.
- To achieve optimal results, utilize a Heat Press equipped with a Digital Control unit and adjustable Pressure settings. The transfer of vivid images in Sublimation Transfers relies on the application of pressure. This can be accomplished by using a heat press with pressure adjustment features or heat shrink bags as recommended for the specific blank product.