Black Mug Printing?
Re: Black Mug Printing?
Does anybody know how these are made?
I know you can get the black mugs with white strips and then you sublimate onto them but these look a lot cleaner.
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I know you can get the black mugs with white strips and then you sublimate onto them but these look a lot cleaner.
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Re: Black Mug Printing?
There are several different ways that black mugs are printed, but reading "between the lines" Mrteajunkie is correct in what he suggests.
Other options are cylindrical screen printing, tampo printing and waterslide technology but these three methods require a lot of specialist knowledge and kit.
White toner printing has come a very long way and as someone who uses theirs A LOT the results are spot on. At the moment the process is quite expensive as the mugs alone are £1.80 plus VAT, however in the New Year I am hoping to be able print on any colour mug (no coating required) with it being dishwasher proof etc.
Other options are cylindrical screen printing, tampo printing and waterslide technology but these three methods require a lot of specialist knowledge and kit.
White toner printing has come a very long way and as someone who uses theirs A LOT the results are spot on. At the moment the process is quite expensive as the mugs alone are £1.80 plus VAT, however in the New Year I am hoping to be able print on any colour mug (no coating required) with it being dishwasher proof etc.
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Which paper are you using? TMT or Forever?socialgiraffe;145843 wrote:There are several different ways that black mugs are printed, but reading "between the lines" Mrteajunkie is correct in what he suggests.
Other options are cylindrical screen printing, tampo printing and waterslide technology but these three methods require a lot of specialist knowledge and kit.
White toner printing has come a very long way and as someone who uses theirs A LOT the results are spot on. At the moment the process is quite expensive as the mugs alone are £1.80 plus VAT, however in the New Year I am hoping to be able print on any colour mug (no coating required) with it being dishwasher proof etc.
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TMT EarlWhich paper are you using? TMT or Forever?
Get superb results with it.
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So is this more like a vinyl than sublimation?socialgiraffe;145843 wrote:There are several different ways that black mugs are printed, but reading "between the lines" Mrteajunkie is correct in what he suggests.
Other options are cylindrical screen printing, tampo printing and waterslide technology but these three methods require a lot of specialist knowledge and kit.
White toner printing has come a very long way and as someone who uses theirs A LOT the results are spot on. At the moment the process is quite expensive as the mugs alone are £1.80 plus VAT, however in the New Year I am hoping to be able print on any colour mug (no coating required) with it being dishwasher proof etc.
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No, it’s just a different style of printing, vinyl printing on to mugs is considered a bit Mickey Mouse
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How much this Mug Printing cost? If we give order in bulk then how much percent of discount can we get. Any contacts and references?
Re: Black Mug Printing?
Magic touch CPM paper - works on ANY mug, ....
BUT - will scratch off = it isn't very durable
Its quite durable, but deffo not dishwasher or scour resitanat...
BUT - will scratch off = it isn't very durable
Its quite durable, but deffo not dishwasher or scour resitanat...
1 Hour T-shirt printing shop in Newcastle upon Tyne.
http://www.logobear.co.uk/
Logobear t-shirt print and embroidery. 74 Clayton Street. Newcastle. NE1 5PG. UK
http://www.logobear.co.uk/
Logobear t-shirt print and embroidery. 74 Clayton Street. Newcastle. NE1 5PG. UK
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It’s not the print that scratches it is the mug coating itself (if you get the best mugs for the job in hand)logobear;146653 wrote:Magic touch CPM paper - works on ANY mug, ....
BUT - will scratch off = it isn't very durable
Its quite durable, but deffo not dishwasher or scour resitanat...
However, this is all about to change...
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