Mini sublimation mug 180ml
- A0120
Mini mug sublimation | 180 ml
180 ml ceramic mini mug for sublimation. Small format suitable for a lungo espresso, an americano coffee, or as a personalized decorative item.
The mini mug is a smaller-scale version of the standard mug, with the same shape but reduced capacity. It requires a smaller heat sleeve than the one for 330 ml when used with a heat press.
Features
| Material | Sublimation-quality ceramic |
| Capacity | 180 ml |
| Format | Mini |
| Outer layer | Polymeric for sublimation |
| Resistance | Microwave, dishwasher |
Sublimation parameters
Values tested by Green Print for this type of product. It is recommended to test 1-2 pieces before production, adjusting the time by 10-15 seconds as needed.
- Use a dedicated small heat sleeve for the espresso cup
- Shorter time than the standard mug due to the smaller capacity
- Preheat 5-10 seconds
- Pay attention to fastening, the espresso cup is less stable in the sleeve
- For the saucer, use a flat press with parameters for flat ceramic
Recommended for
The heat sleeve for the mini mug is sold separately - check whether you have stock before promoting it in the store. The purchase price may be similar to the standard mug, but the final product's selling price justifies the small volume.
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