Thermal travel mugs from Coralgraph
Re: Thermal travel mugs from Coralgraph
Thanks for your comments everbody! I've ordered one from Coralgraph to check them out...!
Re: Thermal travel mugs from Coralgraph
Yes but need less time as the metal absorbs heat much more quickly than ceramic.Martinx;39038 wrote:I assume travel mugs use exactly the same process for printing as ceramic mugs?
Re: Thermal travel mugs from Coralgraph
They'd need to have a white surface for sublimation.P4UL;39039 wrote:Is there any reason why it seems to be the same style of travel mug offered by most suppliers? Does anyone supply, in small quantities, the straight edge mugs. Or are they not suitable for sublimation? Apologise for butting in :rolleyes:
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Re: Thermal travel mugs from Coralgraph
bms;39139 wrote:Yes but need less time as the metal absorbs heat much more quickly than ceramic.
Thanks Martin...I might just add this to my products.
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There is a version called "bianco."bms;39140 wrote:They'd need to have a white surface for sublimation.
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Re: Thermal travel mugs from Coralgraph
Looks like these are screen printed, so you could do this with colour laser hard surface paper (e.g TMT CPM6.2) and press in a mug press.
Re: Thermal travel mugs from Coralgraph
Thanks for the answers Martin.bms;39146 wrote:Looks like these are screen printed, so you could do this with colour laser hard surface paper (e.g TMT CPM6.2) and press in a mug press.
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