Newbie question - RN, Rhino, Orca?

[Gelert]

Hi all
Something for which I can't find an answer anywhere is what is the best type of coating for sublimating mugs? Some I've seen say they're RN, others are Orca, others are Rhino, and others again are simply "sublimation mugs" and of course there are the polymer mugs, but I'm not interested in those ones.
What is the difference between these different coatings and does one stand out compared to the others?
TIA

[Ian M]

To be honest all 3 are pretty good & do the job very well. I think most of us tend to go for the RN coated mugs from BMS as they have a gurantee on them. It really is a matter of personal choice.

[Gelert]

That's great info Ian, thanks.

[logobear]

I have bought thousands of orca mugs, - never ever had a single problem with them, I still have some from my practice mugs from nearly 5yrs ago, - dishwashed very often, don't appear to have faded, - but i don't have any comparrison.
good mugs!

[smitch6]

i tried a few mugs when i 1st started and have now settled on orca
same again never had a problem apart from trying to find a supplier that sells them cheaper than where i get them from lol

[Bison 28]

Is £35 a box any good, no vat on top.

[Justin]

You can get mugs from Coralgraph for £25 a box if you collect. £35 isn't too bad though if they're particularly good.

[smitch6]

yes £35 is good but have u then got to have delivery on that?
as del is usually getting on for £10 these days

i like coral as it's all in but he doesn't do orca

[Bison 28]

I see your in Suffolk, i can arrange free delivery to Ipswich, 6 boxes for £210.

[smitch6]

i only buy 1 box at a time and i'm near lowestoft