Mug Press for Water Bottles

[Justin]

https://shop.photomart.co.uk/photo-gift ... 6m270.html

Never seen one of these, has a longer heat blanket.

[UK Printed Mugs]

You can get a bottle attachment for the genie press but you need to ensure your substrate is perfectly straight sided with no taper. We hoped to do a full thermos flask print but a taper meant it was not possible.
https://www.novachrome.co.uk/product/bottle-element/

[socialgiraffe]

https://shop.photomart.co.uk/photo-gift ... 6m270.html

Never seen one of these, has a longer heat blanket.

Looks interesting. I had seen one before many years ago sold by Sunfly, their claim is that they printed all the way round the bottle by having a blanket top and bottom. But as we all know what Sunfly are like I decided to steer clear.

Personally I stick to ovens and heat shrink these days as it is the only solution where you can say yes to pretty much everything. You can get full coverage all the way round and on certain items you can also print on the taper (see picture which is of a reject water bottle)


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My Genie III is only used for toner transfers on to different coloured bottles such as blacks, reds etc. etc.

[Daninho]

There are mug presses even for the large 30oz tumblers.
https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/ ... 45622.html

dont know where you can get them in europe. I will try tumblers and bottles for the first time next week but in the little oven, habe ordered some shrink wraps. A mug press would be nice as well but then you have to press 2 times because a mug press is open on one side?

[UK Printed Mugs]

Yes you have to turn 180 degrees and hardly any substrates available we find. But there is one company whose name we cannot mention on this forum that sells two kinds. We have the non premium one. PM me for name if you cannot find on Google.