Perfect for sublimation businesses and hobbyists printing custom mugs at scale. Our white 11oz ceramic mugs feature AAA/ORCA coating for vivid, fade-resistant prints that won't peel over time. At $1.39/unit in a box of 36, it's one of the best values for professional-quality sublimation blanks in Canada.
- ✅ AAA/ORCA coating — vibrant, durable prints
- ✅ Dishwasher safe & smooth glossy surface
- ✅ $1.39/unit — box of 36
- ✅ Available for local pick-up in Montreal
Template 11OZ Mugs -Tasses PDF Description
Introducing our white 11 oz sublimation mug with AAA coating, the perfect choice for anyone who loves their morning coffee or tea in style. Made from high-quality ceramic, this mug is designed to keep your drinks at the perfect temperature, while the AAA coating ensures that your custom designs will look as vibrant and beautiful as the day they were printed.
With its sleek and stylish design, this mug provides the perfect canvas for your custom designs. The sublimation printing process allows for full-color, high-resolution printing that won't peel or fade over time. The mug is also incredibly easy to use and maintain. The AAA coating provides a smooth and glossy surface that is easy to clean and dishwasher safe.
Heat Press Instructions
Attach the transfer securely to the Ceramic Mug using SDN Sublimation Heat Tape. Cover the transfer with protective paper, making sure not to extend the paper excessively beyond the top and bottom of the mug. Position the Ceramic Mug inside the Mug Press and securely close the heating element around the mug. Apply medium pressure and set the temperature to 400°. Keep the mug pressed for 4 minutes and 30 seconds. Use a soft wet cloth or a dish sponge to remove any remaining paper residue.
Oven Instructions
Preheat oven to 400°F. Cut out the template and attach securely to mug. Slide shrink wrap over mug, tape under handle. Tuck excess wrap into mug and tighten with heat gun. Bake for 13 minutes. Remove wrap and paper carefully. Cool under fan or Kool Plate.
Additional Items Required: SDN Heat Tape | Recommended Paper: SDN Sublimation Paper
