HPN SubliCraft 12 oz. Sublimation Frosted Glass Mason Jar with Straw and Handle

SubliCraft by HeatPressNation focuses on providing professional quality sublimation blanks at an affordable price to everyone, especially the crafter. The SubliCraft by HeatPressNation line of sublimation blanks has been strategically streamlined in an effort to only offer the most popular and in-demand products in the creative community. See why so many creators are now switching to SubliCraft as their sublimation brand of choice.

The SubliCraft by HeatPressNation 12 oz. Frosted Glass Sublimation Mason Jar with Straw and Handle brings new opportunities to a classic design. The translucent substrate is the perfect base for nearly any design - dark colors and bold text work best.

From logos to wrap-around designs the large imprint area provides a great amount of space for customization. As with any new substrate, we recommend performing a test before starting large batch productions.

These mugs are compatible with sublimation and can be used with the Mpress Mug Press, HPN Signature Series Mug Press, and the GeoKnight Mug Press.

Non-Industrial Grade Dishwasher & Microwave Safe

Specifications:

Size: 3.7" H x 3.2" OD
Imprint Area: 8.6" W x 3.7" H
Pieces: 4, 12, 24, or 36
Material: Frosted Glass
Unit Weight: 1.1 lbs
Case Weight: 4.4, 13.5, 26, or 39.5 lbs

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Application Instructions

Temperature: 350-375°F
Time: 120-240 seconds depending on artwork
Be aware that colder temperatures can cause the glass drinkware to become more fragile during the transfer process. This is due to the difference in temperature between the drinkware and the heating element.
In colder conditions, we first recommend pre-heating the drinkware for 20-30 seconds at 200°F
Suggested settings for HPN Signature Series Mug and Tumbler Press. Actual settings required may vary depending on oven, artwork, and other factors.
Recommended Element: 10 oz attachment

*Due to the physical nature of this material expanding under heat, it is recommended to use lower levels of pressure or pre-heating the substrate prior to application. This will help prevent too much force from being applied against the expanded surface during application.*