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15oz White Sublimation Mug
The 15oz white sublimation mug is the perfect blank mug for creating personalised gifts, company merchandise, promotional drinkware, and small business crafting. The blank mug provides an ideal surface for sublimation printing, UV-DTF transfers, and vinyl applications, offering vibrant, long-lasting personalisation.
Its generous 15oz capacity makes it larger than a standard mug, offering plenty of room for your favourite beverage.
The clean white finish enhances every design, ensuring professional-grade results whether you're creating personalised gifts, custom branding, or promotional merchandise.
Sold in boxes of 24
*Please note that the Ceramic blanks must be at room temperature before printing.
Can be sublimated using the following:
Mug press
Oven (using either mug wrap or Thermoshrink Film)
Tunnel oven (using mug wrap or Thermoshrink Film)
Product Specifications
Brand: Superglaze
Height: 12cm
Diameter: 8.5cm
Circumference: 27cm
Individually boxed
Dishwasher & Microwave Safe
Pressing Instructions
Pressing Instructions: For Mug Presses
180 SECONDS
180°C
MEDIUM/HEAVY
Pressing Instructions: For Convection Ovens
16 MINUTES
180°C
Suitable for UV DTF
Further information:
The above pressing information are guide lines only as all heat presses vary from different manufacturers.
Videos
VIDEO DESCRIPTION
How to sublimate an ceramic mug.
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Video guide
How to sublimate an 11oz ceramic mug
Sublimating an 11oz Superglaze white mug in a Prima manual mug press: sizing and taping the printed transfer, closing the press, and peeling the paper. One tip from the video — let a cold mug come up to room temperature before it goes anywhere near the press.
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