Sublimation Travel Mugs
Stainless Steel White 10oz Mug with Lid
Item SMUG-10SSW * 10 oz Stainless Steel White Mug – Hi quality insulated with handle and plastic lid. Features a stainless steel inner tank to keep your beverages cool and warm for hours. Note: This mug is not recommended to be used for heating, cooking or microwaves. Recommend hand wash only. Includes mug box.
Qty 50/case. Broken cases billed as each
$12.95 ea qty less than case of 50
$10.75 ea qty 1-2 cases
$10.55 ea qty 3 to 5 cases
$10.35 ea qty 6 plus cases
Stainless Steel Travel Mug
Item SMUG-15SST * 14 oz Stainless Steel Travel Mug inside and out – Have a new travelling companion with our popular silver-coated Stainless Steel Travel Mug, featuring a black handle and removable sipping lid. Hand wash recommended. Complete with gift box
Qty 48/case – Broken cases billed as each.
$10.45 ea qty less than case of 48 – includes gift box
$8.40 ea qty 1 to 2 cases
$8.10 ea qty 3 to 6 cases
$7.95 ea qty 6 plus cases
Stainless Steel Travel Mug w/Patch
Item SMUG-15SSWP * 14 oz Stainless Steel Travel Mug inside and out – Stainless Steel Travel Mug w/white patch, featuring handle and removable sipping lid. Hand wash recommended. Complete with gift box.
Qty 24/case – Broken cases billed as each.
$8.45 ea qty less than case of 48 – includes gift box
$7.95 ea qty 1 to 2 cases
$7.70 ea qty 3 to 6 cases
$7.40 ea qty 6 plus cases
Stainless Steel Travel Mug Sublimation Instructions with a Press
* GeoKnight and other Mug Press with no Idle: Temperature: 375°FPress Time: 2.5 – 3.5 minutes Medium/Firm Pressure Print Driver Setting: Silver or White Metal
* With removable plastic Interior* SMUG-15SE………..2.5 – 3.5 Minutes in a press………Light Pressure
* 4in1 Mug Press and other presses with Idle: idle temperature: 350F; dwell temp 370F Dwell Time: 15 seconds; Pressure Light to Medium
* Note: Be careful not to press so hard that the mug becomes deformed when the press is closed.
Notes For Stainless Steel Travel Mugs
• Not dishwasher safe – hand wash only. Allow water to fully drain from the hole in the bottom of the mug prior to storing or using the product. Shipped with the lids attached. Should a lid not fit after imprinting then the mug press pressure was too high.
• If lids become separated from the original mug to which they were attached, you may find them not to fit. Should this occur, try other lids until you find the proper mate. Heavy pressure will cause damage to the mug’s handle anchor points allowing water to seep into the air-insulating cavity via cracks in these areas. This problem also can occur if the product has been washed in a dishwasher. A hole has been drilled into the bottom of the mug to allow the water to drain. However, even under the best of circumstances, water may still find its way through the handle anchor points or the hole in the bottom of the mug.
• Perform heat press imaging only. Placing a mug into an oven will cause the plastic pieces to melt.
• Allow the mug to cool in open air — do not “dunk” them in water. You can accelerate the cooling process through the use of a fan blowing across the surface of the mug or by laying them down on a Cool Plate.