China Mugs - Any advice?

[Andrew]

Hi Lisa,

There are quite a few styles we have use for china mugs but the one we have used with a lip had artwork sized to 180 x 93mm.

I have 7 styles of China mug here which I have picked up over time and can only figure where 2 of them come from. 1 is the Balmoral style as well which I want to find again.

[Andrew]

Should have mentioned Lisa that the size above is probably best suited to an oven as most press elements don't have the heat right to the edge. With the lip having to stay out then you would need to reduce the height to probably 10mm below the lip to get an even print in a press unless you have a very good one.

Good luck,

Andrew

[jennywren]

Sorry to butt into your questions. Do you need a different press for china mugs, I would love to do them and for that reason I have'nt. I am asked for them all the time and there is large market out there waiting. I was looking at [url="http://www.neilbrothers.co.uk]http://www.neilbrothers.co.uk[/url] . Has anybody used them.

[Kaz]

Not used them, but, do you need to phone for prices as I can't see anything on their site

[JSR]

Sorry to butt into your questions. Do you need a different press for china mugs, I would love to do them and for that reason I have'nt. I am asked for them all the time and there is large market out there waiting. I was looking at [url="http://www.neilbrothers.co.uk]http://www.neilbrothers.co.uk[/url] . Has anybody used them.

Never used them but their front page says -

On the sublimation side we supply SuperTuf clear coat Photo mugs and the patented temperature sensitive WoWMugs.

The links on the products go to 10oz ceramic Durham mugs and colour-change WOW mugs. Not China mugs. They mention china mugs earlier on the page, but not in relation to sublimation.