Sublimation Mugs 11oz Black (Color Changing)

Color Changing - Sublimation 11oz Coffee Mugs, high-quality ceramic mugs specifically designed for sublimation, a process that transfers vibrant, full-color designs onto the mug's surface using heat and pressure. Mugs are Black and after heated they reveal the design.

• Perfect for personalized gifts, promotional items, or retail products.
• Common in events, branding, and small business merchandise.
• Item Sold in: 1, 12, 24, & 36 or 180 units (Full case of 36)

Product Features:

1. Material:
   • Made of durable ceramic, which is resistant to chipping and cracking.
   • Coated with a special polyester layer to allow sublimation ink to adhere during the transfer process.
2. Capacity:
   • 11oz (ounces) of liquid.
   • Ideal for coffee, tea, hot chocolate, or other beverages.
3. Sublimation Coating:
   • The outer surface has a smooth, high-gloss finish for vivid color reproduction.
   • Optimized for high-definition prints, including text, images, and patterns.
4. Color Options:
   • Available in BLACK as the primary sublimation surface, REVEALS the design after heated.
5. Microwave and Dishwasher Safety:
   • Sublimated mugs are microwave-safe.
   • Dishwasher safety depends on the quality of the sublimation coating and ink used; hand-washing is often recommended for longevity.
6. Printing Area:
   • The straight, cylindrical surface allows for easy application of designs, usually measuring about 8.5" x 3.25" for full wrap designs.

Sublimation Process:

1. Design Creation: Use graphic design software to create a High-Resolution artwork, ensuring it fits within the printable dimensions.
2. Printing: Print the design onto sublimation paper using sublimation ink and a compatible printer. Recommended printers such as: Epson F-Series, F170 and F570 Sub Printers.
3. Transfer: Place the design on the mug and secure it with heat-resistant tape.
4. Heat Press: Use a mug press to apply heat and pressure, typically at 380-400°F (190-204°C) for 4 minutes.
5. Cooling: Allow the mug to cool before removing the transfer paper to reveal the finished design.