mug heat press

By tonytw on Dec 13, 2008
United States

Die sub Mug Heat Press, brand new, cost 795 dollars never used make an offer great to print coffee cups different sizes 304 369-1297 or email me tonytw@suddenlink.net Thanks Tony

Heat Transfer Printing

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By kingmaninstitches on Mar 10, 2009 - 3:15 PM EDT

tonytw wrote:
Die sub Mug Heat Press, brand new, cost 795 dollars never used make an offer great to print coffee cups different sizes 304 369-1297 or email me tonytw@suddenlink.net Thanks Tony

How do these work? Is there information on them somewhere? I have a client that wants some coffee cups for a title agency made

let me know if you have any information.

thanks!

In Stitches:p

By Eric on Mar 20, 2009 - 8:30 AM EDT

What size is the Press ???? Is this one capable of doing the "Jumbo" Coffee mugs?

By PineMountain on Apr 16, 2009 - 11:47 PM EDT

Mug presses are the quick and easy to use. They do require some initial investment, about $750 for a good one, but they are MUCH quicker than using mug wraps and baking them. Either method of decorating mugs is fine, its really just a matter of preference. I personally prefer the mug press because its quicker and I think more consistant.

If you need free instructions for decorating mugs, check this site out. It has step by step instructions for both using a mug press and using a mug wrap. It also has some good background information about sublimation.

http://www.decoratemugs.com